feat(deploy): support a reverse proxy already on the server - #15
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Summary
deploy.sh only knew one way to face the internet, our own Caddy on 80 and 443. A server that already runs Nginx Proxy Manager or Traefik owns those ports and reaches its services over a shared Docker network, so docker-compose.proxy.yml joins the app to that network and deploy.sh switches to it when PROBUS_PROXY_NETWORK is set, skipping the Caddy-only checks and verifying the network exists on the host first.
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