feat: SSH tunnels and user-initiated updates - #29
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Opens an SSH session with a loopback SOCKS5 proxy in front of it and hands that to the driver, so topology discovery reaches every replica-set member by the names the SSH server resolves. Key, password and agent auth; host keys checked against known_hosts, then pinned on first use.
SSH tunnel support for connections
timingSafeEqual on the raw bytes with an explicit length check, instead of comparing SHA-256 digests to sidestep that check. The digests tripped CodeQL's insufficient-password-hash rule, which looks for a slow KDF; the credentials are per-tunnel randomBytes that are never stored, so there is nothing to brute-force and nothing a KDF would buy.
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Update check on startup, download and install only on click. Adds a progress toast with a severity indicator.