Own overlay NAT exclusion in Network Plugin Manager - #15
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Keep same-subnet overlay sources outside masquerade in iptables-nft and iptables-legacy, matching native nftables. Add opt-in isolated-VM apply/reapply/cleanup gates for both xtables frontends and document exclusive host NAT/host-port ownership and manager-first upgrade order. Verified on isolated Ubuntu 26.04.1 / Docker 29.8 VM in both xtables modes; target Go unit packages passed. Native mode unchanged. Full managed-service lifecycle and production promotion remain separate gates.