feat: implement split tunneling for Windows#157
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- Added SplitTunnel helper using New-NetFirewallRule - Updated wallet.py to apply split tunneling on connect - Updated sentinel.py to remove split tunneling on disconnect - Added UI toggle and whitelist dialog to SettingsScreen
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Implementation of split tunneling functionality for the Windows client utilizing native PowerShell firewall rules.
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SplitTunnelhelper utilizingNew-NetFirewallRuleviagsudofor fine-grained per-app outbound filtering on the VPN interface.src/cli/wallet.pyon successful connection establishment.src/cli/sentinel.pyupon disconnection.Split Tunnelingtoggle andWhitelist Appsdialog inSettingsScreento allow user configuration of permitted executable paths.Validates cleanly across Windows and non-Windows targets.