v0.14.0

New

• Discord as a notification channel. A webhook posts straight into one
  channel of your Discord server - no bot, no extra account, just the webhook
  URL from the channel's settings (Edit → Integrations → Webhooks). Messages
  arrive as embeds: the color carries the meaning (orange waiting, green
  available, red rejected), the poster shows as a thumbnail, the title links
  back into Nexview, and the sender wears the Nexview logo as its avatar. The
  URL is the secret here, so it is stored encrypted and only ever shown
  masked. Verification works like every push channel: a four-digit code in
  the test message proves that things really arrive before anything is saved.

• A universal webhook channel. Nexview sends every notification as a POST
  with a fixed JSON body - event type, urgency, title, text, poster and link -
  to any address you choose, with an optional Authorization header (stored
  encrypted). Built for Home Assistant, n8n, Node-RED and hand-rolled
  scripts: the receiver picks out whatever fields it needs. The confirmation
  code travels in the JSON's title field, readable wherever your requests
  land.

• Apprise support - a channel Overseerr and Jellyseerr don't have. Point
  Nexview at a self-hosted Apprise API and it forwards every notification to
  the services stored there: Signal, Matrix, SMS gateways and over a hundred
  more. Nexview only knows the server's address and a configuration key; the
  credentials of the target services never leave the Apprise server. Nexview's
  urgencies map onto Apprise's message types, and a mistyped or empty key is
  reported as the error it is - Apprise itself would happily answer "OK" to a
  key that delivers to nobody.