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Reconcile V6_CHANGELOG.md to GA head

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Correct the baseline (v5.1.34 -> v5.1.35) and RC range (rc.1-rc.6 ->
rc.1-rc.7 plus post-RC7 GA fixes) so the published v6.0.0 changelog
matches the final release head.

Stop framing TrueNAS and vSphere as platforms v5 operators already know:
both are new in v6. The intro now narrows the 'already know' list to
what v5 actually shipped and names the new top-level pages explicitly.

Add two major-change bullets that the narrative was missing:
- TrueNAS as a first-class platform (parallel to the existing vSphere
  bullet)
- AI intelligence services at /api/ai/intelligence/*, the surface Patrol
  and Assistant consume

All factual claims verified against the GA head (routes, packages, docs,
and migration behavior all present in the tree).
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# Pulse v6.0.0
_This changelog describes the shipped stable `v6.0.0` release compared with
`v5.1.34`. It includes the corrective changes that were validated across
`v6.0.0-rc.1` through `v6.0.0-rc.6`._
`v5.1.35`. It includes the corrective changes that were validated across
`v6.0.0-rc.1` through `v6.0.0-rc.7` and the post-RC7 fixes that closed out
the GA line._
## What v6 changes at a high level
Pulse v6 keeps the platform-shaped top-level navigation existing v5 operators
already know (Proxmox, Docker, Kubernetes, TrueNAS, vSphere, Machines, plus
Alerts, Patrol, and Settings) and rebuilds the runtime behind it on a unified
resource model. The default top-level shape is the same shape v5 had; the
data flowing into those pages is the v6 unified `Resource` contract served
from `/api/resources`.
already know (Proxmox, Docker, Kubernetes, Machines, plus Alerts and
Settings) and rebuilds the runtime behind it on a unified resource model.
The default top-level shape is the same shape v5 had; the data flowing into
those pages is the v6 unified `Resource` contract served from
`/api/resources`. v6 also adds new top-level pages for platforms v5 did not
have — vSphere and TrueNAS — plus Patrol and a first-class Machines page.
For existing Pulse v5 operators, this is not just a visual refresh. The live-
state contract changes, install and onboarding are split differently inside
Settings, self-hosted commercial posture now revolves around core monitoring
included for self-hosted installs plus paid convenience, history, and AI/admin
surfaces rather than capped monitored-system volume, and there are new top-
level pages (vSphere, Machines, Patrol).
level pages (vSphere, TrueNAS, Patrol).
The v6 line briefly shipped a unified `Infrastructure` / `Workloads` /
`Storage` / `Recovery` layout across `rc.1` through `rc.5`. Operator feedback
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## Major product and workflow changes
- **The top-level product layout stays platform-shaped, on a unified
backend.** Proxmox, Docker, Kubernetes, TrueNAS, vSphere, and Machines
are each their own top-level page, alongside Alerts, Patrol, and Settings.
Behind those pages, Pulse v6 runs on a unified `Resource` contract
(`/api/resources`) and per-platform pages consume that contract.
backend.** Each backing source has its own top-level page (Proxmox,
Docker, Kubernetes, TrueNAS, vSphere, Machines), alongside Alerts,
Patrol, and Settings. Behind those pages, Pulse v6 runs on a unified
`Resource` contract (`/api/resources`) and per-platform pages consume
that contract.
- **vSphere is a first-class platform.** vSphere has a top-level page
parallel to Proxmox, Docker, Kubernetes, and TrueNAS, with VMs through
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vCenter MoRef on the workload ID, snapshot trees, and a vSphere placement
card in the workload drawer.
- **TrueNAS is a first-class platform.** TrueNAS monitoring covers pools,
datasets, disks, ZFS snapshots, replication tasks, and alerts, with
connection management through `/api/truenas/connections` and native
inline detail rendering across storage, system, service, and protection
rows.
- **AI intelligence services sit behind Patrol and Assistant.** Pulse v6
exposes a dedicated intelligence surface at `/api/ai/intelligence/*`
covering patterns, correlations, anomalies, baselines, forecasts,
incident recording, and remediation plans. Patrol consumes these signals
in its findings and capacity-forecast actions.
- **Patrol is a first-class intelligence surface.** Patrol findings carry
in-place verbs (Investigate, Why, Verify fix, Create rule, Mark resolved),
structured investigation records with operator-facing Impact and rollback,