CanbiZ (MickLesk) 21d09cfb17 github: add GitHub-based versions.json updater (#10021)
* feat(workflow): add GitHub-based versions.json updater

Replaces newreleases.io with direct GitHub API queries.
Extracts repos from fetch_and_deploy_gh_release calls in install scripts.
Runs 2x daily (06:00 and 18:00 UTC).

* feat(workflow): extend version crawler with multiple sources

- Method 1: fetch_and_deploy_gh_release calls (direct)
- Method 2: GitHub URLs extracted from all scripts
- Method 3: VM image sources (HAOS)
- Method 4: Docker Hub / GHCR versions
- Method 5: npm Registry versions

Also tries tags fallback when no releases exist.

* feat(workflow): rewrite with version-sources.json config

- Generates version-sources.json with structured metadata
- Each entry has: slug, type, source, script, version, date
- Extracts from: fetch_and_deploy_gh_release, GitHub URLs, npm, Docker
- Generates versions.json for backward compatibility
- Fully automatic, no manual mapping needed

* feat(workflow): add manual GitHub mappings and pveam support

- Method 5: Manual GitHub mappings for 36 apt-based apps
  (grafana, redis, postgresql, mariadb, influxdb, etc.)
- Method 6: Proxmox LXC templates (debian, ubuntu, alpine)
  via download.proxmox.com index
- Method 7: Special sources (HAOS VM)

Total coverage: ~310+ apps

* feat(workflow): expand manual GitHub mappings to 75 apps

Added mappings for:
- Apache projects (cassandra, couchdb, guacamole, tomcat)
- Media apps (tdarr, unmanic, shinobi)
- DevOps (coolify, dokploy, runtipi, sonarqube)
- Databases (mongodb, mysql, neo4j, rabbitmq)
- And 30+ more apps

Total manual mappings: 75

* feat: add manual placeholders for 34 unknown-source apps

- Added 34 apps with 'manual:-' type for apps without known sources
- Added manual type handler in version-fetch (returns '-' placeholder)
- Added manual counter to summary output
- Coverage now 100% (all 405 scripts included)

Manual entries can be updated later when sources are discovered.

* Refactor and update GitHub workflow files

Moved several workflow files to a 'bak' backup directory and renamed 'close-ttek-issues.yaml' to 'close-tteck-issues.yaml'. Refactored 'update-versions-github.yml' to focus on extracting and updating GitHub versions, simplified the extraction logic, and updated the workflow schedule to run four times daily. Minor variable and logic improvements were made in 'close-discussion.yml'.

* clean file

* chore: empty versions.json for workflow test
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