Add lukso, xpostbounty1, and afrobeats rss

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Added two new curated feeds: "XPOST Bounty 1" and "Lukso Underground," each delivering AI-generated climate news summaries to dedicated Telegram channels.
  • Introduced an RSS feed distribution for the "afrobeats" feed, allowing users to access curated content via RSS readers.

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This update modifies the curation configuration by adding two new feeds, "xpostbounty1" and "lukso", each with specific Twitter approvers, AI summarization, and Telegram distribution. Additionally, the "afrobeats" feed is extended to include an RSS distribution output, utilizing object transformation and RSS plugins with detailed field mappings.

Changes

File(s)	Summary
curate.config.json	Added "xpostbounty1" and "lukso" feeds with Twitter approvers, object-transform and ai-transform plugins, and Telegram distribution. Extended "afrobeats" feed with RSS output using object-transform and RSS plugins, including detailed field mappings and metadata.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Twitter as Twitter Approver
    participant Feed as Feed Processor
    participant AI as AI Transformer
    participant Telegram as Telegram Channel
    participant RSS as RSS Feed (afrobeats only)

    %% For new feeds (xpostbounty1, lukso)
    Twitter->>Feed: Submit content
    Feed->>Feed: Object transform
    Feed->>AI: Summarize to climate news flash
    AI->>Feed: Return summary
    Feed->>Telegram: Distribute formatted message

    %% For afrobeats RSS output
    Twitter->>Feed: Submit content
    Feed->>Feed: Object transform
    Feed->>RSS: Generate RSS item with mapped fields

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Possibly related PRs

• Upgrade rss feed and object transform plugins #68: Upgrades the RSS feed and object-transform plugins, adding new fields and configuration options, which directly relates to the extended RSS output and object-transform usage in the current changes.

Poem

Hopping through configs, a rabbit’s delight,
New feeds for the climate, blockchain in sight.
Afrobeats now dances to an RSS tune,
Telegram channels will hear from us soon.
Summaries crisp, with AI in the lead—
What a fine day for a curation feed!
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