refactor: rename GatewayConfig.password to credential#18
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The field may hold a token or password depending on gateway auth mode. Rename to 'credential' for clarity. Wire protocol auth.password field is unchanged (that's the actual protocol key name).
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Summary
Renames
GatewayConfig.password→GatewayConfig.credentialacross Rust and TypeScript since the field may hold a token or password depending on gateway auth mode.Changes
src-tauri/src/engine.rs— Struct field + local variable renamedcontext/gateway-context.tsx— Allpasswordreferences in credentials/connect flow renamed tocredentialWhat's NOT renamed
makeConnectRequest(password, ...)parameter — this maps directly toauth.passwordin the wire protocolauth.passwordfield — that's the actual protocol key nameTests
tsc --noEmitpasses)Follow-up cleanup from #17.