feat(alerts): named project destinations instead of instance-wide fan-out - #4236

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In `@api-docs.yml`:
- Around line 1046-1054: Update TemplateRequest at api-docs.yml lines 1046-1054
to include alert_ids, alert_on_success, and alert_on_error, matching the
existing alert field definitions. Update ScheduleRequest at api-docs.yml lines
1185-1198 to include alert_mode, alert_ids, alert_on_success, and alert_on_error
so generated clients can configure all alert settings.

In `@db/Alert.go`:
- Around line 126-130: Update ValidateAlertURL and the alertHTTPClient transport
so DialContext resolves user-controlled hostnames before connecting, rejects
loopback, link-local, unspecified, and metadata addresses, and dials only the
validated resolved address; preserve existing literal-IP validation and use the
established alert client configuration.
- Around line 118-120: Update the URL validation in sendProjectAlert so
AlertTypeGotify requires an https scheme, including when using the configured
URL fallback, while preserving http and https support for webhook destinations.
Ensure the existing alert URL validation and postAlertJSON flow remain unchanged
for non-Gotify alerts.

In `@db/sql/migration_2_20_6.go`:
- Line 99: Update the Gotify alert initializer in the migration to leave both
the URL and token fields empty instead of copying cfg.GotifyUrl and
cfg.GotifyToken, so delivery uses the current instance configuration.

In `@db/sql/schedule.go`:
- Around line 52-54: Update CreateSchedule and UpdateSchedule to execute the
schedule-row write and corresponding alert-binding operation within a single
database transaction. Commit only after both operations succeed, roll back on
any error (including binding validation or insertion failures), and preserve the
existing return/error behavior.
- Around line 222-224: Update the schedule retrieval flow to check and return
the error from d.selectAll before iterating through schedules and calling
fillScheduleAlerts, preserving iteration errors even when partial rows were
populated. Follow the existing GetTemplateSchedules pattern, while keeping alert
filling unchanged for successful selectAll results.

In `@db/sql/template.go`:
- Around line 104-107: Make CreateTemplate and UpdateTemplate atomic by
executing template persistence and alert-binding updates within the same
database transaction. Update db/sql/template.go lines 104-107 in CreateTemplate
and lines 183-191 in UpdateTemplate; commit only after all operations succeed
and roll back on any failure, including UpdateTemplateAlerts and related
vault/environment changes.

In `@services/project/restore.go`:
- Around line 101-103: Update resolveBackupAlertIDs to return an error when any
alert name is not found in b.alerts instead of silently skipping it, and
propagate that error through BackupTemplate.Restore and BackupSchedule.Restore.
Validate both BackupTemplate.Alerts and BackupSchedule.Alerts before persisting
restored notification settings, while preserving successful resolution for all
existing names.

In `@services/tasks/alert_test_sender.go`:
- Around line 49-63: Update the testRunner/test pool setup so pool.logger is
consumed while SendProjectTestAlerts invokes sendProjectAlert, or make
TaskRunner.Logf use a non-blocking send for this test path; ensure multiple
enabled alerts cannot block once the 100-record channel fills.

In `@services/tasks/alert.go`:
- Around line 714-736: Update newAlertPayload to populate Alert.ScheduleName
from the resolved schedule associated with t.Task.ScheduleID before
renderAlertBody uses the payload, preserving the existing empty behavior only
when no schedule is available.
- Line 80: Update the goroutine launched at the sendResolvedAlerts call site to
receive an immutable alert snapshot and the status captured at transition time.
Thread these captured values through sendResolvedAlerts, ClaimAlertSend,
newAlertPayload, and alertColor instead of rereading Task.Status or Task.End;
capture End only after finishRun sets it or synchronize the read, while
preserving the existing AlertSnapshot and Task.Start behavior.
- Around line 778-786: Update Alert.Validate around the Gotify URL/token
fallback logic to require an explicit token whenever alert.URL is provided,
instead of pairing the custom URL with the instance token. Preserve
instance-only alerts when both fields are omitted, and resolve the configured
instance token only when the instance URL is selected.

In `@web/src/components/AlertForm.vue`:
- Around line 26-29: Update the Telegram destination field in AlertForm to
require a non-empty item.chat_id, and replace the optional
telegramChatIdOptional label with the localized required/non-optional label.
Ensure projectAlertReady validation and sendProjectAlert no longer allow an
empty chat_id to fall back to util.Config.TelegramChat.

In `@web/src/lang/en.js`:
- Line 243: Remove the duplicate alert translation key from the en.js
translations object, keeping exactly one alert entry and preserving its existing
value.

In `@web/src/views/project/Alerts.vue`:
- Line 66: Update the alert name link invoking editExisting so it is rendered or
enabled only when the user has manageProjectResources, matching
ItemListPageBase’s actions-column permission guard; preserve the existing
editExisting behavior for authorized users.

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Outside diff comments:
In `@services/project/restore.go`:
- Around line 29-30: Update the duplicate-name condition in verifyDuplicate to
reject names when n is greater than 1, while preserving acceptance for a single
matching entry where n equals 1.

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Inline comments:
In `@db/sql/alert.go`:
- Around line 73-75: Update the alert update flow around Alert.Normalize and the
Gotify branch to record whether Token was supplied before normalization, then
restore old.Token only when it was omitted. Preserve explicit empty-token input
as a clear operation, including when the URL is removed, while retaining
existing behavior for omitted tokens.

In `@services/tasks/alert.go`:
- Around line 822-827: Update webhookDestinationReady and the corresponding
db.Alert.Validate/postAlertJSON flows to require webhook URLs use HTTPS,
rejecting non-HTTPS URLs during validation and immediately before sending while
preserving existing missing-URL validation.

In `@web/src/views/project/Alerts.vue`:
- Around line 66-69: Replace the non-focusable anchor invoking
editExisting(item.id) with a keyboard-accessible button or Vuetify text button,
preserving the can(USER_PERMISSIONS.manageProjectResources) visibility condition
and existing edit behavior.

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Outside diff comments:
In `@api-docs.yml`:
- Around line 1283-1285: The Alert token schema must accept null and remain
write-only in the Swagger contract. Add x-nullable: true to the token property,
then split the shared Alert request/response schemas so request models include
token while response models omit it, preserving the existing UpdateAlert null
behavior and MarshalJSON response behavior.

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Inline comments:
In @.dredd/hooks/capabilities.go:
- Line 314: Update the alert request construction around bodyFieldProcessor so
an explicitly empty alert_ids list remains empty instead of being replaced with
projectAlert.ID; only populate the field when the template or schedule does not
explicitly provide an empty selection.

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Outside diff comments:
In @.dredd/hooks/capabilities.go:
- Line 55: Update the capability dependency map entry for "alert" so it depends
on "project" instead of having no dependencies. Preserve resolveCapability’s
dependency initialization order, ensuring project setup runs before addAlert
accesses userProject.ID.

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