Refactor user management in Ansible playbooks to standardize on keeper_user

- Updated user addition tasks across multiple playbooks (mcp_switchboard, mcpo, neo4j, neo4j_mcp, openwebui, postgresql, rabbitmq, searxng, smtp4dev) to replace references to ansible_user and remote_user with keeper_user.
- Modified PostgreSQL deployment to create directories and manage files under keeper_user's home.
- Enhanced documentation to clarify account taxonomy and usage of keeper_user in playbooks.
- Introduced new deployment for Agent S, including environment setup, desktop environment installation, XRDP configuration, and accessibility support.
- Added staging playbook for preparing release tarballs from local repositories.
- Created templates for XRDP configuration and environment activation scripts.
- Removed obsolete sunwait documentation.
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# Red Panda Approved Sandbox Environment Variables
remote_user: robert
remote_group: robert
# Account Taxonomy
# keeper_user - Ansible/Terraform management account (sudo). Use {{ keeper_user }} in playbooks.
# watcher_user - Non-sudo observation account.
# principal_user - AI agent / human operator account (host-specific, defined in host_vars).
# NOTE: ansible.cfg retains 'remote_user = ponos' as the Ansible SSH built-in keyword.
# Never use {{ remote_user }} or {{ ansible_user }} as Jinja2 variables in playbooks.
keeper_user: ponos
keeper_uid: 519
keeper_group: ponos
keeper_home: /srv/ponos
watcher_user: poros
watcher_uid: 520
deployment_environment: "agathos"
ansible_python_interpreter: /usr/bin/python3