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Show a system's type in the breadcrumb, not its storage kind - #345
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A guest on a hypervisor on a server read
nebula (server) / nebula-pve (system) / immich (system)
so the chain that exists to show the nesting hid what each layer actually
is. A System now reports its own type where it has one:
nebula (Server) / nebula-pve (Hypervisor) / immich (VM)
Kinds and types are stored lower-case, so they are title-cased for display
with the initialisms that would otherwise look wrong (VM, UPS) spelled
properly. The single-crumb view lower-cased its label separately; it now
shares the same description.
The Playwright test seeds a Server -> hypervisor -> vm chain and fails on
the parent commit.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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