gitea: ROOT_URL -> https://gitea.wingard.pro
Second step of the HTTPS front, deliberately its own generation: pointing
ROOT_URL at an HTTPS name that served nothing would have broken the UI's
absolute links. The vhost (40ae3e00) is proven — ACME issued over HTTP-01 and
https://gitea.wingard.pro/ serves 200 with a chain that validates against the
system trust store, so it is a real Let's Encrypt cert rather than self-signed.
Measured before flipping: Gitea already answers the registry Bearer realm on
https, because it derives the scheme from X-Forwarded-Proto. So Docker's auth
flow was already fully TLS and this flip is for the web UI's own links, so
browsing over https stops emitting http URLs.
DOMAIN stays 10.0.1.49: it only affects newly copied SSH clone URLs, and
existing remotes should not churn.
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settings = {
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server = {
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DOMAIN = "10.0.1.49";
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ROOT_URL = "http://10.0.1.49:3010";
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ROOT_URL = "https://gitea.wingard.pro";
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HTTP_PORT = 3010;
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SSH_PORT = 222;
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DISABLE_SSH = false;
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