0.11.0

Added

• Better Stack, Checkly, New Relic, Pingdom and StatusCake providers, reporting whether
  the host is an uptime or synthetic monitoring probe rather than a visitor or the origin
  of the traffic it appears to send. New Relic names the location the probe runs from,
  and StatusCake reports the location's title, server code, country and current status
• Gcore provider, reporting whether the host is Gcore CDN edge infrastructure rather than
  the origin server behind it
• Zoom provider, reporting whether the host belongs to Zoom's meeting and phone service
  ranges
• the GitHub release notes are now the changelog entry for the tag rather than a
  generated list of commit subjects and SHAs, so the release page says what changed and
  why. make release fails if the entry is missing rather than publishing empty notes,
  and checks for it before the smoke build rather than after it
• documentation for how a release is cut: tag before running make release, since
  otherwise GitHub creates the tag from the release as a lightweight one, and the GitHub
  token the publish step needs

Fixed

• an iCloud Private Relay match scored zero. The provider read a rating score the shipped
  config never defined, so a match was detected, given a reason, and then contributed
  nothing. Scored 4.0, alongside Zscaler: infrastructure that obscures the originating
  host rather than indicating abuse
• the TUI active marker is now shown on the Team Cymru Bogons and GreenSnow panels. The
  marker is added by replacing the upper-cased provider name in the header, which never
  matched either mixed-case title, so selecting one gave no indication of which provider
  was focused

Changed

• bump ip-fetcher to v0.0.25 then v0.0.29, which supplies the seven new provider sources
  and finds the Azure snapshot by name instead of scraping for it
• cache TTLs for the new providers sized on measurement: Gcore at 1 hour, the only one
  whose content changed over a five minute resample; Better Stack at 4 hours, the
  max-age it advertises; New Relic at 7 days, unchanged for over eight months. Checkly,
  Pingdom, StatusCake and Zoom stay at a day, where the headers carry no cadence
• UptimeRobot is categorised as Monitoring in the README, alongside the five monitoring
  providers added here

Removed

• the build-latest-docker-tag make target, which built ./docker/Dockerfile — a path
  that has never existed in this repository, so the target could only ever fail