ansible: describe what runs on the servers

The roles had drifted far from production: Forgejo was pinned at 12
while 15.0.11 runs, its config lacked the mailer, packages and the real
database path, and several services existed only on the hosts. Running
a role would have rolled production back. Take the servers as the truth
and make the repository match them.

site.yaml now holds the desired state of both hosts:

 - base: unattended upgrades, fail2ban, Docker daemon config and the
   weekly image prune, as found on the hosts. New: a 500M journal cap,
   and the Docker systemd override is kept absent. That override once
   opened dockerd on tcp/2375 without authentication.
 - traefik: templates as deployed, version in a variable (v3.7.18).
   The Coraza WAF files are removed; no router ever used them.
 - forgejo: 15.0.11, app.ini generated from the live file with the
   secrets taken from the vault.
 - crawler_alert, sillytavern, minecraft, minecraft_fossils: added
   from the hosts.

Forgejo's canonical name becomes git.asxp.io; git.czsk.it stays as an
alias on the same router.

docker_service restarts a stack when its config changes, no longer
forces ownership on existing data directories, and hides template
diffs because they carry secrets. Containers listed in
service_graceful_stop are saved and stopped with a long timeout before
compose recreates them: Docker's 10 s default is too short for a
Minecraft world. Both game servers get stop_grace_period for the same
reason.

Removed: the full-deployment and runner playbooks with their prompts,
the Forgejo backup and restore roles for the old bare-metal host, and
inventory entries for services that were never deployed. SSH hardening
stays a manual playbook, since a mistake there locks everyone out.

New secrets (SMTP, RCON, CurseForge key) went into the vault.

Assisted-by: Claude:fable-5-2

ansible/roles/minecraft/tasks/main.yaml

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+---
+# Paper server; the world and the server jar live next to the compose
+# file in /opt/minecraft and are not managed here. A compose change
+# recreates the container, so it is stopped with time to save first.
+- name: Deploy Minecraft
+  ansible.builtin.include_role:
+    name: docker_service
+  vars:
+    service_name: "minecraft"
+    service_base_path: "{{ services_base_path }}/minecraft"
+    service_files:
+      - { src: "docker-compose.yml", dest: "docker-compose.yml" }
+    service_graceful_stop:
+      - { container: minecraft, timeout: 120 }
+    health_check_enabled: false