feat: integrate background network tracking and live HTML latency chart#4
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Overview
This PR replaces the original mock setup for network tracking with a robust, background telemetry script and dynamic report rendering.
Changes Included
network/network_test.sh): Implements an active monitoring system tracking ping latency at regular intervals. It isolates the interface status and handles drops cleanly by setting latency values safely to0.00without freezing the process.common/generate_combined_report.py): Adds a parsing layer that reads the generatednetwork_data.csv, charts performance with Plotly (#00A8FF), and populates an integrated interactive chart inside the final summary report.