feat: ntfy alerts for new attackers and port changes - #3
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Summary
Extends the background alert poller beyond ban spikes:
Each is independently toggleable in Settings → Notifications; both default off. The poller now runs all three detectors each cycle, each priming on first pass so no alert fires for pre-existing state.
Test plan
python -m pytest -q→ 113 passed (6 new alerting tests).Summary by cubic
Adds ntfy alerts for new attacker IPs and open-port changes, extending the background poller beyond ban spikes. Helps catch fresh threats and unexpected service exposure.
Written for commit a571911. Summary will update on new commits.