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fix: require compatible VM boot images - #168
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Removes ordinary-container VM defaults and misleading quick picks while preserving custom, existing and last-used VM images. Localizes VM guidance and both image-required errors with existing English fallback. Adds five real-component regressions; full official CI and reproducible artifacts are required before publication. Package version is 1.6.174; dependency graph, API, permissions, authentication and runtime contracts are unchanged. README and compatibility notes state candidate limits. No production deployment or runtime patch.