feat: attach listing images in Apprise adapter

[mkarlan]

Summary

The Apprise adapter currently sends JSON { body, title } only. Listing images are never forwarded, so downstream services (Discord, Pushover, etc.) receive text-only notifications even when Apprise itself supports attachments.

This change mirrors the existing Pushover adapter: fetch the listing image and POST it to the Apprise API as a multipart attachment. If the image cannot be fetched, notification still goes out without an attachment (same JSON fallback as before).

Notifications are sent sequentially instead of in parallel so Discord receives each listing's text and image in order when Apprise posts them separately.

Changes

• Fetch newListing.image and attach it as a binary upload when available
• Use multipart FormData for requests with an attachment; keep JSON POST when there is no image
• Send one listing at a time (for + await) instead of Promise.all

Test plan

• Configure Apprise adapter with a stateful notify URL (e.g. http://apprise:8000/notify/<config_id>)
• Run a job that finds new listings with images
• Confirm Pushover/Discord receive the listing photo via Apprise
• Confirm notifications still work when a listing has no image
• Confirm a broken image URL still sends the text notification (JSON fallback)
• With multiple new listings, confirm Discord messages stay in listing order (text/image pairs, not all text then all images)

[orangecoding]

node-fetch doesn't serialize a native FormData. It detects FormData via instanceof against its own bundled class, so the native one from Node 22 isn't recognized and the request body ends up as the string [object FormData]. Apprise never gets a real multipart upload, so the attachment path doesn't actually work if I'm not mistaken

Since Fredy already requires Node 22, the fix is to use the global fetch for this call (native fetch + FormData + Blob work together), or import FormData/File from node-fetch and build the form with those. Should be tested against a live Apprise instance either way.