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feat: Add configurable Enron Modbus support - #145
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Persist the server mode, support 32-bit Enron register requests across transports, and honor the selected 5/6-digit address space. Add protocol, transport, settings and project regression coverage for issue #141.
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Adds opt-in Enron Modbus support to the server settings. When enabled, requests use 32-bit registers at 5001–5999 (Int32) and 7001–7999 (Float32) over the existing TCP, RTU-over-TCP and serial RTU transports. The setting is saved with the project.
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Validation: built the application and test targets with Qt 6.9.3 on macOS; all 33 CTest suites passed. Regression coverage includes protocol requests, transport framing, register choices, display formats, editing, persistence, filtering and address-space logging.
Closes #141.