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A patch release: config files keep what the user added, YAML custom tags survive a write, and setupPrimaryUrl gains options.

Highlights

Hand-added config keys survive a config action. A file model built on an InputSpec's partialValidator keeps keys the spec does not declare, and a discriminated union in a hidden field keeps its variant.
YAML custom tags survive a write. Tags that parse to class instances, such as Home Assistant's !include and !secret, are written back as tags.
setupPrimaryUrl options. filter and ssl narrow the addresses offered; fallback: false leaves the choice empty until the user makes one, and bestUsable null until then. An empty stored URL counts as unset.
i18n() parameters are inserted verbatim, at every occurrence of their placeholder.

Full changelog for v3.0.3 — every change in this release.

setupPrimaryUrl prefers a public domain. Where the user has not chosen a URL, or their choice is gone, a service now gets a public domain ahead of its .local address.
setupPrimaryUrl's task exists exactly while the URL is unresolved, including when the interface offers no address at all. A critical one keeps the service stopped until an address is offered and chosen, and updating a running service to a release that adds one leaves it running when its stored URL still resolves.
Drop z.deepLoose() around partialValidator. It is no longer needed, and it turns a discriminated union into a plain one.