Carousell new-listing monitor: NocoDB archive + Telegram alerts

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# carousell-monitor
Watches Carousell search pages (sorted by *recent*) for new listings, archives every
listing to a NocoDB base (with image URL + thumbnail), and alerts Telegram.
## How it works
- `monitor.py` runs in a Docker container on DSM, self-bootstrapping its NocoDB
schema (`Listings` + `Settings` tables) and looping forever.
- Every `TICK_SECONDS` it reads the watch list from the **Settings** table and polls
each enabled watch's URL on its own `check_interval_minutes`.
- Dedupe key = `product_url` (param-less listing URL). First run per watch = seed
archive only (no Telegram). After that, new listings are archived and alerted as
`"<title>: N new listings"`.
- The container marks itself **unhealthy** (Docker healthcheck) if a tick fails to
extract / gets rate-limited / crashes.
## Schema
**Listings** — `product_url` (unique), `title`, `price` (numeric), `condition`
(SingleSelect), `image_url`, `image` (Attachment → thumbnail), `seller_name`,
`seller_url`, `search_title`, `search_url`, `listed_at`, `first_seen_at`.
**Settings** — `title`, `url`, `enabled`, `notify`, `check_interval_minutes`,
`last_checked_at`. Add/remove watches here from the NocoDB UI; no redeploy needed.
## Run
```bash
# local (against LAN NocoDB)
NOCODB_URL=http://192.168.137.2:10380 \
NOCODB_TOKEN=... TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN=... TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID=... \
python monitor.py
# docker
docker build -t hoelee/carousell-monitor:latest .
docker compose up -d
```
## Deploy (DSM via Portainer)
Image pushed to Docker Hub `hoelee/carousell-monitor:latest`; the compose at
`/volume1/docker/carousell-monitor` is deployed as a Portainer stack with the
secrets passed as stack environment variables.
## Files
- `monitor.py` — main loop, schema bootstrap, fetch/parse, NocoDB IO, Telegram.
- `healthcheck.py` — Docker HEALTHCHECK probe (`/data/health.json`).
- `Dockerfile`, `docker-compose.yml`, `.env.example`.
- `AGENTS.md` — AI-agent entry. `SECRETS.md` — credentials (private repo).