chore: refresh vendored ClearURLs ruleset (+ make update-clearurls) - #8
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Update clean_links/clearurls.json from upstream data.min.json: 193 -> 206 providers (16 added, a few renamed/removed) after ~2.5 years unchanged. All patterns compile with no warnings and the full suite still passes; unwrap of google/facebook/etc. still resolves correctly. Add `make update-clearurls` (curl latest + prettier-normalize) so the vendored copy can be refreshed in one step and won't silently drift. Refs #1.
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The vendored
clean_links/clearurls.jsonhadn't been touched since Jan 2024. Refreshed it from upstreamdata.min.json:unwrapof google/facebook/rutracker still works.Also adds
make update-clearurls(curl the latestdata.min.json+ prettier-normalize) so future refreshes are one command — the maintainable answer to #1 (keep the ruleset current without a runtime fetch/cache dependency).