fix(searxng,seafile): repair wget healthcheck argv, restore seafile after 3-month outage

searxng: the healthcheck passed '--tries' and '--spider' as separate argv
entries, so wget consumed '--spider' as the value of '--tries'. Spider mode
never engaged and every 30s probe downloaded the response to disk; the
container's working directory had accumulated 295,287 healthz.N files since
April, and the directory scan to pick the next free filename is what
intermittently blew the 10s timeout and flapped the dashboard card to
UNHEALTHY. Restored '--tries=1'. The junk was in the writable layer, so the
recreate cleared it. Now healthy, fails=0, 200 in 0.16s.

seafile: none of the three services declared a restart policy, so Docker
defaulted them to 'no'. The daemon stopped all three within 200ms on
2026-05-06 and nothing brought them back — a three-month outage whose only
trace was an EXITED card. Exit 255 is what a container ignoring SIGTERM
reports when the daemon stops it, not a crash. Added restart: unless-stopped.
Stack is back up; mysql gates on its healthcheck as designed and seahub
started without the race. 302 -> login page.

Both stacks were running unmanaged on ana-docker and are now tracked here.

homepage: AI tab reordered by clickability per operator — chat frontends,
ComfyUI and the control plane on top; vLLM /docs seats and TTS endpoints
below. Corrects the previous commit's UNRESOLVED tab-bar section: it was
warm-up time after a recreate, not a defect.
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@@ -44,6 +44,17 @@ useEqualHeights: true
# AI - Image & Media image/video generation + pipelines
# AI - Dormant stopped stacks (rollback seats, retired auditions)
#
# AI TAB ORDER IS BY CLICKABILITY, NOT BY IMPORTANCE (operator, 2026-08-18).
# Groups render in the order they appear in this block, so the top of the tab
# is prime real estate and it should hold the things you actually open in a
# browser — chat frontends, ComfyUI, the control plane. Most of the model
# seats below them are vLLM API endpoints whose href is a `/docs` page: they
# are worth SEEING (status at a glance) but not worth reaching for, so they
# sink. Order is therefore:
# interactive UIs -> mixed -> API-only seats -> dormant
# If you add an AI group, place it by asking "would I click this?", not by
# how central the service is to the fleet.
#
# COLUMN COUNTS ARE NOT A STYLE CHOICE — they are the member count.
# `columns: N` lays the group out N-per-row and leaves the remainder of the
# last row as dead space. A 1-member group at columns:4 renders one card and
@@ -99,7 +110,28 @@ layout:
tab: Main
style: row
columns: 4
# --- AI tab: the inference fleet, ordered core-models -> support -> apps ---
# --- AI tab: ordered interactive -> API-only -> dormant (see note above) ---
# Things you open: chat frontends, the control plane, the LiteLLM UI.
AI - Gateways & Chat:
icon: mdi-router-network
tab: AI
style: row
columns: 4
# ComfyUI is a full node editor and Arbo has a real UI — both get clicked.
AI - Image & Media:
icon: mdi-image-multiple
tab: AI
style: row
columns: 2
# Mixed: YT Voice Clipper has an audition console, Parakeet is an API.
AI - Audio Tools:
icon: mdi-waveform
tab: AI
style: row
columns: 2
# Below here: model seats whose href is a vLLM `/docs` page. Status at a
# glance is the whole value; you consume these through the gateway, not by
# clicking them.
AI - Inference:
icon: mdi-brain
tab: AI
@@ -110,26 +142,11 @@ layout:
tab: AI
style: row
columns: 5
AI - Gateways & Chat:
icon: mdi-router-network
tab: AI
style: row
columns: 4
AI - Speech (TTS):
icon: mdi-account-voice
tab: AI
style: row
columns: 4
AI - Audio Tools:
icon: mdi-waveform
tab: AI
style: row
columns: 2
AI - Image & Media:
icon: mdi-image-multiple
tab: AI
style: row
columns: 2
# Stopped stacks kept for rollback / superseded seats / retired auditions.
# They stay 'created' (not running) via `docker compose up --no-start`, so
# they show here as offline cards and revive with `docker compose start`.