test: close critical coverage gaps and harden PR review fixes

Critical bug fixes from PR review agents:
- client.py: eager asyncio.Lock init, Final[frozenset] for _SENSITIVE_KEYS,
  explicit 429 ToolError after retries exhausted, removed lazy _get_client_lock()
  and _RateLimiter._get_lock() patterns
- exceptions.py: use builtin TimeoutError (UP041), explicit handler before broad
  except so asyncio timeouts get descriptive messages
- docker.py: add update_all to DESTRUCTIVE_ACTIONS (was missing), remove dead
  _MUTATION_ACTIONS constant
- manager.py: _cap_log_content returns new dict (immutable), lock write to
  resource_data, clean dead task from active_subscriptions after loop exits
- diagnostics.py: fix inaccurate comment about semicolon injection guard
- health.py: narrow except ValueError in _safe_display_url, fix TODO comment

New test coverage (98 tests added, 529 → 598 passing):
- test_subscription_validation.py: 27 tests for _validate_subscription_query
  (security-critical allow-list, forbidden keyword guards, word-boundary test)
- test_subscription_manager.py: 12 tests for _cap_log_content
  (immutability, truncation, nesting, passthrough)
- test_client.py: +57 tests — _RateLimiter (token math, refill, sleep-on-empty),
  _QueryCache (TTL, invalidation, is_cacheable), 429 retry loop (1/2/3 failures)
- test_health.py: +10 tests for _safe_display_url (credential strip, port,
  path/query removal, malformed IPv6 → <unparseable>)
- test_notifications.py: +7 importance enum and field length validation tests
- test_rclone.py: +7 _validate_config_data security guard tests
- test_storage.py: +15 (tail_lines bounds, format_kb, safe_get)
- test_docker.py: update_all now requires confirm=True + new guard test
- test_destructive_guards.py: update audit to include update_all

Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>

unraid_mcp/tools/docker.py

@@ -99,8 +99,7 @@ MUTATIONS: dict[str, str] = {
     """,
 }
 
-DESTRUCTIVE_ACTIONS = {"remove"}
-_MUTATION_ACTIONS = {"start", "stop", "restart", "pause", "unpause", "remove", "update"}
+DESTRUCTIVE_ACTIONS = {"remove", "update_all"}
 # NOTE (Code-M-07): "details" and "logs" are listed here because they require a
 # container_id parameter, but unlike mutations they use fuzzy name matching (not
 # strict). This is intentional: read-only queries are safe with fuzzy matching.