The startup init (server booted with the card already in the reader) equips
the card and reads the ICCID itself, but never created server.net_state -
only /api/command equip and the auto-equip worker did. With a card present
at boot the monitor stayed empty, net-sim responses carried net_state: null
and the panel only started updating after pressing Refresh (which lazily
created the state). Fix:
- factor _netstate_read(app) / _netstate_install() / _netstate_init() in
server.py; _apply_equipped_card uses _netstate_init()
- __main__ startup: read the monitored EFs in the same CAT-free window as
the ICCID and install the state once the server object exists
- _netstate_ensure() lazily initializes the state in the net-sim/event hooks
so any equip path predating the monitor cannot leave it dead
- netSimRun falls back to netStateFetch() when a response has no net_state
- tests: tests/test_netstate_server.py (candidate order, record vs
transparent, absent files, install, ensure); SW cache simple-v204
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