Persist config files across Opus package updates

The Opus package manager deletes the entire package directory on
update (fs.delete(packageDir)) before re-downloading files. This
wiped all config files (.manager_config, .client_config, etc.) that
were stored inside packages/inventory-manager/.

Fix: add _configPath() helper to every program that resolves config
file paths to usr/config/inventory-manager/ when running under Opus,
which lives outside the package directory and survives updates.
Falls back to the local _path() for standalone (non-Opus) use.

Updated files:
- inventoryManager.lua, manager/config.lua, inventoryClient.lua,
  inventoryWebBridge.lua, dropperController.lua, craftingTurtle.lua
- .package install script: saves configs to usr/config/inventory-manager/
- autorun/startup.lua: checks both persistent and package dirs
- startup/client.lua: uses persistent dir for .client_setup/.dropper_config
- web/server/Dockerfile: switch health check to wget (from prior fix)

inventoryManager.lua

@@ -15,6 +15,17 @@
 local _baseDir = fs.getDir(shell.getRunningProgram())
 local function _path(rel) return fs.combine(_baseDir, rel) end
 
+-- Persistent config path: survives Opus package updates by storing
+-- user data in usr/config/inventory-manager/ instead of the package dir.
+local _PERSIST_DIR = "usr/config/inventory-manager"
+local function _configPath(rel)
+    if fs.isDir(_PERSIST_DIR) or fs.isDir("packages/inventory-manager") then
+        if not fs.isDir(_PERSIST_DIR) then fs.makeDir(_PERSIST_DIR) end
+        return fs.combine(_PERSIST_DIR, rel)
+    end
+    return _path(rel)
+end
+
 -- Write crash info to a file so we can always read it
 local function _crashLog(err)
     local f = fs.open(_path(".crash.log"), "w")
@@ -42,7 +53,7 @@ end
 local log    = dofile(_path("lib/log.lua"))
 local ui     = dofile(_path("lib/ui.lua"))
 local itemDB = dofile(_path("lib/itemDB.lua"))
-itemDB.init(_path(".item_names.db"))
+itemDB.init(_configPath(".item_names.db"))
 
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 -- Load modules (factory pattern → shared context)