Refactor iptables chain detection to centralize and default to DOCKER-USER
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Move chain detection logic from firewall to iptables manager for better encapsulation. The manager now auto-detects both the iptables binary and chain (DOCKER-USER or FORWARD) based on the presence of the Docker-managed chain, but always defaults to DOCKER-USER for consistency. This simplifies firewall code and ensures proper Docker integration regardless of iptables version.
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@@ -108,9 +108,9 @@ func TestReconcilePoliciesForwardRule(t *testing.T) {
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t.Error("InsertForwardAccept was not called")
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}
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// Should use FORWARD chain (not iptables-legacy)
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if iptables.InsertForwardAcceptChain != "FORWARD" {
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t.Errorf("expected FORWARD chain, got %s", iptables.InsertForwardAcceptChain)
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// Should use DOCKER-USER chain (default, even with non-legacy iptables)
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if iptables.InsertForwardAcceptChain != "DOCKER-USER" {
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t.Errorf("expected DOCKER-USER chain, got %s", iptables.InsertForwardAcceptChain)
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}
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}
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