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Claude 2714441a62 Make the Nitter instance admin-configurable in Connections
Every Nitter source previously required the admin to know and paste a
full RSS URL, with no central place showing or setting which instance
they were actually using. Add a nitterInstanceUrl setting (Connections
tab) with a disclaimer against hammering public instances, and prefill
new Nitter sources' feed URL from it — each source's own URL remains
fully editable and is still what's actually polled.

Also relocates the existing tweet-media-mode and fxtwitter base URL
settings from Retention into this same Connections panel, so all
Nitter-related configuration lives in one place.
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