fix: a shell opens without the password and code again while the user's last use of a shell is within web.shell_auth_timeout minutes.
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@@ -909,7 +909,10 @@ Manager cannot set it. The shell runs as the console account of the signed-in us
it is never root and each administrator's shell is the administrator's own; a user without
console login gets none. `POST /shell` signs the user in again with the password
and TOTP code and gives a one-time ticket valid 30 seconds; a WebSocket on `GET /shell` with that
ticket gets the shell. The WebSocket of RFC 6455 is implemented on the standard library inside the
ticket gets the shell. Asking for the password and code at every opening of the page is tiresome,
so within `web.shell_auth_timeout` minutes of the user's last sign-in or keystroke a ticket is given
without them; the times are kept in the web service's memory only, so a restart asks again, and 0
keeps the sign-in at every opening. The WebSocket of RFC 6455 is implemented on the standard library inside the
web service's `http.server`, server side only, without extensions. `systemd-run --pty` starts the
shell in a transient unit with a PAM login session, outside the sandbox, and `setsid --ctty`
makes the terminal its controlling terminal so window sizes reach the shell. A shell idle for