Add pilotctl auto-update control surface (off by default)#304
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Auto-update is now opt-in and controlled from pilotctl.
--state-pathflag (default~/.pilot/auto-update.json), passed to the updater loop'sStatePathgate (updater v0.2.2). When the file is absent/false the loop installs nothing — off by default.pilotctl update status | enable | disablecontrol surface (writes/reads the shared state file; the updater re-reads it each tick, so no restart needed). Barepilotctl updatestill runs a one-shot manual update regardless of the setting. Help text + test added.Website docs added separately (pilot-protocol/website).