networking: add NetworkManager service watcher - #991
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Adds a service watcher to the NetworkManager networking backend. This fixes devices not appearing after a NetworkManager restart. I didn't think a dedicated watcher class was needed here because there is exactly one known service.
Fixes basecamp/omarchy#7324
The manual test repopulates all state after
systemctl restart NetworkManager