feat(nfs): per-host NFS options (IP/CIDR with own ro/async/squash flags)

This is a backward-compatible MINOR bump (0.4.0 → 0.5.0).

BREAKING NOTES (for users upgrading from pre-0.5.0):
- The nfs_exports.clients column schema changed from []string to
  []NFSClient (per-host options). A migration (0005) transforms existing
  string arrays into object arrays, taking export-level options as
  defaults for each host.
- ValidateNFSClient now only accepts IPv4 (192.168.1.1) or IPv4/CIDR
  (192.168.1.0/24). Hostnames, wildcards, netgroups are rejected.
- If you use NASCTL_IMPORT_ON_BOOT, re-import your /etc/exports to pick
  up per-host options.

What changed:
- NFSClient type: {host, read_only, async, root_squash, subtree_check, advanced}
- NFSExport.Clients is now []NFSClient (was []string)
- export-level flags (ro/async/root_squash/subtree_check/advanced) are
  preserved as template defaults for newly added hosts in the UI.
- buildExportLine generates: path host1(ro,sync,...) host2(rw,async,...) fsid=N
- ValidateNFSClient: strict IPv4/CIDR only (0-255 octets, /0-32 prefix)
- parseExportLine now parses per-host options from /etc/exports (previously
  only the first host's options were kept, others were discarded)
- UI: per-host rows with toggles (ro/async/root_squash/subtree_check) and
  advanced options (all_squash, secure, wdelay, hide, crossmnt)

internal/db/migrations/0005_nfs_per_host_options.sql

@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+-- Migrate nfs_exports.clients from []string to []NFSClient (per-host options).
+-- Schema change: none (clients column already TEXT/JSON).
+-- Data transformation is done by the Go hook MigrateNFSClients in db.go.