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Add an optional `requires` field to ProvisionProfile for declaring host capabilities a profile needs (e.g., "usb" for device passthrough). Validate recognized values in the stone validate command. This is informational metadata that enables tooling to adapt when requirements cannot be met (e.g., Docker Desktop without USB passthrough).
Adds the `requires` field to provision profiles for declaring host capability requirements (e.g., USB passthrough).
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requiresfield toProvisionProfilefor declaring host capability requirements (e.g.,"usb"for device passthrough)requiresvalues against known set instone validateContext
Supports Docker Desktop SD card provisioning: profiles can now declare they need USB passthrough, enabling tooling to adapt when running in environments without device access.