Ensure installer provisions SteamCMD dependencies

[demassimo]

Summary

• enable the Ubuntu multiverse repository and i386 architecture before installing packages
• install SteamCMD and its 32-bit runtime libraries alongside the panel dependencies
• document that the automated installer now provisions SteamCMD on Ubuntu

Testing

• bash -n scripts/install_panel.sh

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[chatgpt-codex-connector]

Quote password hash when writing env file

The installer writes RUSTPANEL_PASSWORD_HASH=${PANEL_PASSWORD_HASH} directly into the generated environment file. The PBKDF2 hash contains $ separators, so when systemd parses the file it performs shell-like expansion and drops everything after the first $. The application then receives an invalid hash and check_password_hash raises ValueError, making login impossible. Wrap the hash in quotes (or escape the $ characters) before writing the line so the literal value is preserved.

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[demassimo]

@codex fix

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Summary

• Wrapped the generated panel password hash in double quotes when writing scripts/install_panel.sh so systemd reads the full PBKDF2 value without truncating on $. scripts/install_panel.shL153-L164

Testing

• ✅ bash -n scripts/install_panel.sh

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