release: v0.50.102–v0.50.108 batch (code blocks, utf-8, image URLs, deletion warning, PermissionError, Docker docs, kimi-k2.5) (#755)

## Batch release: v0.50.102 – v0.50.108

Seven self-built PRs reviewed and approved by @nesquena, now consolidated into a single release branch.

### Included fixes

| Version | PR | What it fixes |
|---|---|---|
| v0.50.102 | #746 | Code blocks lose newlines when not preceded by blank line (fixes #745) |
| v0.50.103 | #743 | `encoding='utf-8'` on `write_text()` in `api/profiles.py` — Windows `.env` detection (fixes #741) |
| v0.50.104 | #735 | Agent `MEDIA:localhost:*` image URLs rewritten to `document.baseURI` — remote users get working images (fixes #642) |
| v0.50.105 | #736 | Profile deletion warning strengthened: "permanently deleted, cannot be undone" across all 6 locales (fixes #637) |
| v0.50.106 | #738 | Catch `PermissionError` in `_signing_key()` — three-container Docker UID mismatch no longer crashes all HTTP requests |
| v0.50.107 | #737 | Docs: three-container UID/GID alignment guide in README + `HERMES_UID`/`HERMES_GID` forwarded in compose (fixes #645) |
| v0.50.108 | #742 | Add `kimi-k2.5` to Kimi/Moonshot provider model list (fixes #740) |

### Testing
- **pytest**: 1510 passed, 1 warning (1 pre-existing unrelated failure excluded)
- **QA harness**: 20/20 passed (`~/WebUI/scripts/run-browser-tests.sh`)
- **Browser**: layout, slash autocomplete width, edit button, image URL rewrite, profile deletion dialog all verified

All PRs reviewed and approved by @nesquena. Ready to merge and tag **v0.50.108**.
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See `docker-compose.two-container.yml` for the full configuration.
### Running alongside hermes-dashboard (three-container setup)
To run the Hermes Agent, Hermes Dashboard, and the WebUI together on a
shared volume, use the three-container Compose file:
```bash
docker compose -f docker-compose.three-container.yml up -d
```
This brings up:
- **`hermes-agent`** — gateway API on port 8642
- **`hermes-dashboard`** — monitoring UI on port 9119
- **`hermes-webui`** — browser chat interface on port 8787
All three services share the same `hermes-home` named volume so config,
sessions, skills, and memory are consistent across all surfaces.
#### Why UIDs must match
The `hermes-home` volume is a bind-mount in practice — all three containers
write to the same filesystem tree under `~/.hermes`. If the containers run
as different UIDs, whichever container creates a file first becomes its
owner, and the others hit `PermissionError` on subsequent writes.
The fix is to make all containers run as **your host user's UID and GID**.
#### Variable name asymmetry
> ⚠️ **The two image families use different environment variable names** for
> the UID/GID setting:
>
> | Image | Variable |
> |---|---|
> | `nousresearch/hermes-agent` (agent + dashboard) | `HERMES_UID` / `HERMES_GID` |
> | `ghcr.io/nesquena/hermes-webui` | `WANTED_UID` / `WANTED_GID` |
>
> You must set **both pairs** when using a `.env` file.
#### Recommended setup
For a standard Linux user (UID ≥ 1000):
```bash
# Create a .env file with your host UID/GID
echo "UID=$(id -u)" >> .env
echo "GID=$(id -g)" >> .env
# hermes-agent / hermes-dashboard
echo "HERMES_UID=$(id -u)" >> .env
echo "HERMES_GID=$(id -g)" >> .env
```
For NAS/Unraid deployments where a fixed service account is preferred, use
`10000:10000` (or your NAS service UID) instead of `$(id -u)`.
If you get `PermissionError` on an **existing** `~/.hermes` directory, run
the one-time ownership fix:
```bash
chown -R $(id -u):$(id -g) ~/.hermes
```
#### Volume mount mode
The dashboard container needs **read-write** access to the shared volume
(it writes session logs and dashboard state). Do **not** add `:ro` to the
`hermes-home` volume in `hermes-dashboard`'s `volumes:` entry.
See `docker-compose.three-container.yml` for the full reference configuration.
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