Localtonet deployment templates / 8.0.0
Expected multi-platform image: docker.io/localtonet/localtonet:8.0.0
These are installation templates, not a built image or an installed NAS/HA app.
First build AND push Docker AMD64 + ARM64 in the same EasyPublish release.
Replace any DUMMY namespace/repository before use; public users need a public image.

Synology Container Manager / QNAP Container Station / Docker-based NAS:
Copy nas/auth-token.example to nas/auth-token and put your 33-character token in it.
Restrict the file to your account; do not commit it. Import nas/compose.yaml as a project,
or run 'docker compose up -d' from the nas directory. Requires Linux host networking.
The read-only token bind mount must resolve to a FILE, not an automatically created directory.
The image must include the new headless runner; older releases may prompt for input.

Home Assistant OS / Supervised (Apps, formerly Add-ons):
Copy home-assistant/localtonet to the local /addons/localtonet directory and reload
the app store, or put the home-assistant directory in your own Git repository.
Fill repository.json with your real repository URL and maintainer for Git distribution.
Install Localtonet, enter authtoken in its Configuration page, then start it.
Options are read from /data/options.json; never bake a token into the image.
Home Assistant Container/Core alone has no app supervisor: use the NAS Compose template.

Both templates use host networking so tunnels can reach services on the host/LAN.
They grant no NET_ADMIN or /dev/net/tun access. VPN is not part of this template profile.
No Synology SPK, QNAP QPKG or official Home Assistant store submission is created.
Test each NAS/HA installation before advertising it as supported.
