Bug fix: prevent docker from destroying wlan interface

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor
  • Streamlined network shutdown operations by removing specialized handling for wireless connections, ensuring consistent behavior across all network types.

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Walkthrough

The change removes the conditional block for handling wlan networks in the docker_network_stop function. Previously, when the network type was wlan, the function flushed the associated IP address. With this update, no specific action is taken for wlan networks, while logic for other network types (e.g., br and default) remains intact. No other exported or public entities have been modified.

Changes

File	Change Summary
etc/rc.d/rc.docker	Removed the wlan-specific conditional block in the docker_network_stop function, eliminating the IP flush for wlan networks.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Caller as Caller
    participant StopFunc as docker_network_stop

    Caller->>StopFunc: Call docker_network_stop(network_type)
    alt network_type == "wlan"
      Note right of StopFunc: No wlan-specific handling exists
      StopFunc->>StopFunc: Execute default handling
    else network_type == "br"
      StopFunc->>StopFunc: Execute br-specific logic
    else 
      StopFunc->>StopFunc: Execute default handling
    end

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Hopping past conditions with pure delight.
The wlan branch is now set aside,
Leaving a simpler path as our guide.
Hop on, code champ, into the light! 🐇

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