feat: add signed Device Support control v2 host#605
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Safety state
This PR does not enable or publish a control driver. Device Support still has Sungrow control_enabled false. Keep it false until the v2 adapter passes physical HIL for normal control, expiry, network loss, restart/process kill, hot reload, and rollback.
One runtime gap remains before that HIL gate: GopherLua does not expose a safe per-VM heap limit. Its SetMx API watches the whole Go process and exits it, so this PR does not use it. The v2 VM has call deadlines, fixed stack bounds, a small library set, artifact/result/input/write limits, and no native module loading, but the control target must stay off until we choose a safe heap isolation plan.
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