feat(vpn): Add dependency libpolkit-qt6-1-dev in control

[52cyb]

Add dependency libpolkit-qt6-1-dev in control.

新增依赖 libpolkit-qt6-1-dev ，处理编译打包错误，支持 Polkit 权限认证。

Log: 新增依赖libpolkit-qt6-1-dev
PMS: BUG-355287
Influence: 正确编译打包

Summary by Sourcery

Add missing polkit-related development dependency to the Debian packaging metadata to enable successful builds.

Bug Fixes:

• Fix Debian package build failures caused by a missing libpolkit-qt6-1-dev dependency.

Build:

• Declare libpolkit-qt6-1-dev as a required dependency in debian/control to support polkit-based permission handling.

[sourcery-ai]

Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)

Reviewer's Guide

Adds libpolkit-qt6-1-dev as a build dependency in debian/control to fix build/package errors and enable Polkit-based privilege authorization support for the VPN component.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Add libpolkit-qt6-1-dev as a build dependency for the VPN package to support Polkit-based authorization and resolve build issues.	Update the debian/control file to include libpolkit-qt6-1-dev in the appropriate Depends/Build-Depends field for the VPN-related package Aligns packaging metadata with the codebase’s use of Polkit-Qt6 so builds no longer fail due to missing development headers and libraries	debian/control

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