feat: Add support for Telegram message threads

[shellshock321]

This commit introduces the ability to send notifications to specific message threads (topics) within Telegram groups.

The following changes were made:

• Added a new optional telegram_thread_id field to the Telegram provider configuration in pkg/providers/telegram/telegram.go.
• Modified the Send function in the Telegram provider to append the telegram_thread_id to the telegram_chat_id in the Shoutrrr URL if provided. The format used is chat_id:thread_id.
• Updated README.md to include documentation for the new telegram_thread_id field and provided a link to the Shoutrrr documentation for instructions on obtaining the message_thread_id.
• Added unit tests in pkg/providers/telegram/telegram_test.go to verify the correct construction of the Telegram URL with and without the telegram_thread_id. This involved refactoring pkg/providers/telegram/telegram.go to allow mocking of the shoutrrr.Send function for testing purposes.

This feature allows you to direct notifications to specific topics in your Telegram groups, providing more granular control over where notifications appear.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Added support for specifying a Telegram thread ID when sending messages, allowing messages to be sent to specific threads within a chat.
• Documentation
  • Updated README to document the new optional Telegram thread ID field and provide a reference link for more details.
• Tests
  • Introduced tests to verify correct behavior when using the Telegram thread ID option.

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Walkthrough

The updates introduce support for an optional telegram_thread_id in the Telegram provider, allowing messages to be sent to specific Telegram threads. The Options struct and URL construction logic are updated accordingly. Comprehensive tests are added to verify the correct handling of thread IDs. Dependencies are updated to support testing.

Changes

Files/Groups	Change Summary
README.md	Documented the optional telegram_thread_id field in Telegram provider configuration.
go.mod	Added github.com/stretchr/testify (direct), github.com/davecgh/go-spew, and github.com/pmezard/go-difflib (indirect) as dependencies.
pkg/providers/telegram/telegram.go	Added TelegramThreadID to Options, updated URL construction to include thread ID, introduced mockable send function.
pkg/providers/telegram/telegram_test.go	Added tests for URL construction and behavior of Send with and without TelegramThreadID.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant TelegramProvider
    participant shoutrrrSendFunc

    User->>TelegramProvider: Send(message, options)
    alt TelegramThreadID is set
        TelegramProvider->>TelegramProvider: Combine ChatID and ThreadID
    else TelegramThreadID is empty
        TelegramProvider->>TelegramProvider: Use ChatID only
    end
    TelegramProvider->>shoutrrrSendFunc: Send(serviceURL, message)

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Poem

In the warren, code hops anew,
Now threads on Telegram come into view!
With tests that check each hop and bound,
Dependencies added, robust and sound.
A thread ID here, a message there—
Rabbits rejoice, for features we share!
🐇✨

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integration test fails & conflicts