[vshie]

Adds a new extension: Tailscale, bringing Tailscale VPN connectivity to BlueOS, as a counterpart to the existing ZeroTier extension.

What the extension does

• Runs tailscaled (Tailscale 1.104.4) in host networking, so the vehicle's own services (web UI, SSH, MAVLink, video) are reachable on its Tailscale IP from anywhere with internet.
• Log in from the extension UI either with Tailscale's login link (open on any device and approve) or by pasting an auth key.
• Shows the vehicle's Tailscale name/IPs, health warnings, and the other devices on the tailnet.
• Settings: custom tailnet hostname, and subnet routing (advertise e.g. the tether network 192.168.2.0/24 so devices behind the vehicle are reachable); IP forwarding is enabled automatically when routes are set.
• Login state persists in /usr/blueos/extensions/tailscale across reboots and updates.

Files added

• repos/vshie/tailscale/metadata.json
• repos/vshie/tailscale/extension_logo.png (1024x1024)

repos/vshie/company_logo.png already exists and is not modified.

Links

• Source: https://github.com/vshie/BlueOS-Tailscale
• Docker image: https://hub.docker.com/r/vshie/blueos-tailscale (semver tags, 1.0.0 first release)

Built via the standard BlueOS-Community/Deploy-BlueOS-Extension action (multi-arch: amd64, arm/v7, arm64). The Dockerfile carries the version / type / authors / company / readme / links / tags / permissions / requirements labels expected by the repository scraper. Tested on a vehicle: login, web UI and SSH over the Tailscale IP.

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