Adding Pangolin to TrueNas/HexOS Apps section

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Summary

TrueNas has an Apps section under "Discover apps" Newt is already available which is developed by fosrl, but Pangolin isn't, i would like to see thing change, allowing new users to install pangolin faster, with the opening of things like HexOS, TrueNas is gaining more users like my self.

Motivation

this feature is important because it means new users dont have to come up with custem installs with in TrueNas's "Install via YAML" hidden away under the 3 dots menu, under "Discover" a month of my life went in to getting pangolin even working,

Proposed Solution

the solution is clear, take the same steps as Newt, to get pangolin added to the app's section of both hexos and truenas

Alternatives Considered

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Additional Context

[AstralDestiny]

I mean you can take the manual install compose and drop it into the apps section and it'll just deploy the entire stack you will need to set the volumes as direct binds with full paths but past that it'll just work. As per when I did it on hexos with you in the past.

Took you a month as you had used an ai which didn't even know or understand what pangolin was nor did it understand hexos just uses compose under the hood over just following what I had provided for you to get it running.

[UnidentifiedTag]

I had to change it more and more and more, before we got it working, even with help from yourself and a few other pangolin users, it still didn’t just work %100, AI was 100% needed to get it fully functional, especially the local part, it definitely wasn’t as easy as your suggesting, with respect, to you and the few others.

[UnidentifiedTag]

Having it as a one click solution in the truenas store will make life easier for anyone that wants to setup pangolin, maybe even, just to try! No one just trying pangolin, would put as much time as I did, in to setting it up. It would also open the door to hexos, which is a spin off from truenas, opening the door for more people to just try. I had to learn to use shell, docker container deployment, yaml! That’s not a one click solution.