fix: prioritize wired icon when both networks connected

[wjyrich]

1. Add logic to prefer wired network icon in taskbar when both wired and wireless networks are simultaneously connected and both can access the internet
2. The new condition checks NetworkStatus::Connected state and overrides the connection type to Wired
3. This affects the updateNetworkIcon() function in netstatus.cpp

Log: Taskbar network icon now prioritizes wired connection display when multiple networks are active

Influence:

1. Connect both wired and wireless networks simultaneously and verify the taskbar shows the wired network icon
2. Test with only wireless connected to confirm wireless icon still displays correctly
3. Verify icon updates correctly when network status changes between connected and disconnected states
4. Test with wired only, wireless only, and both connected scenarios
5. Confirm proper behavior when networks have different internet access statuses

fix: 有线和无线同时连接时优先显示有线图标

1. 在有线网络和无线网络同时连接且均可上网时，任务栏图标优先显示有线网络 图标
2. 新增条件判断 NetworkStatus::Connected 状态并将连接类型强制设置为有 线 Wired
3. 修改 netstatus.cpp 文件中的 updateNetworkIcon() 函数

Log: 当多网络同时连接时，任务栏网络图标优先显示有线连接

Influence:

1. 同时连接有线和无线网络，验证任务栏显示有线网络图标
2. 仅连接无线网络，确认无线图标仍能正确显示
3. 验证网络状态在连接和断开状态切换时图标更新是否正确
4. 测试仅有线连接、仅无线连接和双网络同时连接三种场景
5. 确认不同网络上网状态不一致时的图标显示行为正确

PMS: BUG-375223

Summary by Sourcery

Prioritize wired connectivity by making the network manager’s primary connection type stateful and observable.

Bug Fixes:

• Track and expose the primary network connection type so the taskbar can consistently prioritize the wired connection when appropriate.

Enhancements:

• Restore primary connection type state management and emit change notifications when the active connection type changes.

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Reviewer's Guide

Updates network icon selection so an aggregate Connected state, representing simultaneously usable wired and wireless networks, displays the wired icon while preserving existing handling for other connection states.

Flow diagram for network icon selection

flowchart TD
    A["updateNetworkIcon()"] --> B{"networkStatus()"}
    B -->|Connected| C["type = Wired"]
    B -->|Other states| D["Preserve existing connection type"]
    C --> E{"type"}
    D --> E
    E -->|Wireless| F["Display wireless icon"]
    E -->|Wired| G["Display wired icon"]

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Prioritize the wired taskbar icon when both wired and wireless connections are active and internet-accessible.	Detect the aggregate NetworkStatus::Connected state. Override the selected connection type to Wired before selecting the corresponding icon. Leave wireless icon lookup unchanged for wireless-only or other non-aggregate states.	net-view/window/netstatus.cpp

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TAG Bot

New tag: 2.0.100
DISTRIBUTION: unstable
Suggest: synchronizing this PR through rebase #621

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New tag: 2.0.101
DISTRIBUTION: unstable
Suggest: synchronizing this PR through rebase #625