Fix network initialization during system boot#4113
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During Linux system boot, the network stack may not be fully initialized when sing-box starts. The original code would trigger NetworkPause() for missing default interface, preventing automatic recovery after network initialization completes. Skip pause handling when not started to allow proper initialization.
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During Linux system boot, the network stack may not be fully initialized when sing-box starts. The original code would trigger
NetworkPause()for missing default interface, preventing automatic recovery after network initialization completes.Skip pause handling when not started to allow proper initialization.