feat: add pagerduty, opsgenie, and matrix notifications#4598
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This PR introduces three new enterprise-grade notification providers: PagerDuty, Opsgenie, and Matrix.
Many production deployments require structured incident management rather than simple chat pings. This addition allows Dokploy users to seamlessly hook up critical alerting events directly to on-call schedules and decentralized messaging solutions.
Key Changes:
Database layer: Extended the Drizzle schema to support pagerduty, opsgenie, and matrix relationships linked to the main notifications table, including generating the corresponding SQL migration.
Backend logic: Added full CRUD operations via the tRPC router and service layers.
Dispatch integrations: Updated all 8 core application dispatchers (build errors, database backups, server thresholds, docker cleanups, etc.) to evaluate and trigger the new provider pipelines.
Frontend UI: Integrated the 3 new providers smoothly into the configuration wizard (handle-notifications.tsx) leveraging type-safe discriminated zod unions and active mutation mappings.