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#### Description

Patch and Edit Rule APIs would call syncRuleStateWithTask instead of
adding the task blindly, which is what the create API was doing. This PR
fixes the incorrect call in the create API

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#### Issues closed by this PR

Closes SigNoz/pulse-pod#312
)

#### Description

Adds two Atlassian alert channels. Backend only — frontend is #12488;
channels are created via the API.

**Jira issues — `jira_configs`**

- A firing alert creates a Jira Cloud issue; when the alert resolves,
the issue is transitioned to done. A re-fire within 3 days reopens the
same issue instead of creating a new one. 3 days is default but can be
edited via frontend form.
- The issue body is rich **Atlassian Document Format (ADF)**: a status
panel, the rendered alert description, and deep-links back to SigNoz.
- Re-fires keep the issue in sync (summary and description are
refreshed), and every notification after the first — re-fire, resolve,
reopen — also posts a **comment** carrying the same rich ADF snapshot,
so the issue holds a full lifecycle timeline.
- Per-rule custom notification templates (title/body) are honored, same
as every other channel; multi-alert custom bodies render as
divider-separated sections.
- Auth is Atlassian email + API token; Atlassian **service accounts**
also work (routed via the `api.atlassian.com` gateway automatically —
the cloud id is resolved server-side and client-supplied values are
ignored). Jira Cloud only.

**JSM Ops alerts — `jsmops_configs`**

- A firing alert opens a JSM Operations alert (the ex-Opsgenie alert
product); resolve **closes** it. A fire after close opens a fresh alert
— there is no reopen window.
- Re-fires dedupe into the same alert and increment its count. The alert
description keeps the first-fire snapshot; the value-over-time story
lives in the notes.
- Every fire and the resolve appends a **note** to the alert. JSM Ops
notes support **plain text only** (they render neither HTML nor
markdown), so notes use a new plain-text renderer with links flattened
to `text (url)`.
- The alert description supports JSM's **HTML subset**, rendered from
the same markdown templates.
- Auth is the JSM integration API key. No region/site config needed.

**Also in this PR**

- Unit tests for both config types, both notifiers, and the new ADF +
plain-text renderers.
- OpenAPI spec regenerated (adds `jsmops_configs`).

#### Issues closed by this PR

Closes SigNoz/pulse-pod#168 · Discussion: SigNoz/pulse-pod#169

#### Screenshots / Screen Recordings

Jira alert issue:

<img width="1171" height="739" alt="Screenshot 2026-08-18 at 12 49
31 PM"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/1ec74757-5d4d-4534-a5ca-13bed07cce72"
/>

Jira issue comments as a timeline:

<img width="1034" height="746" alt="Screenshot 2026-08-18 at 12 50
32 PM"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/09afb687-b62b-4eb3-86ab-39489e38513e"
/>

JSM Ops alerts page look: 

<img width="1317" height="460" alt="Screenshot 2026-08-18 at 12 52
29 PM"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/dd5a60b5-ea6c-49b7-afde-f3b2c72b178a"
/>

JSM Ops alerts main body + comment timeline ( comments only support
plain text today ) :

<img width="1323" height="784" alt="Screenshot 2026-08-18 at 12 53
10 PM"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/871fb91c-307a-4c67-b2c4-bc9548506cbc"
/>

#### Additional Information

Notes for reviewers:

- Jira shadows upstream Alertmanager's `jira_configs` so our notifier
handles it instead of upstream's; this needs a small dedupe in
`PostableChannel.JSONSchema()` and leaves every other channel type
untouched.
- JSM Ops reuses the existing Opsgenie notifier; all new behaviour sits
behind a single `advancedFeatures` flag, so plain Opsgenie is unchanged
when it's off.
- `send_resolved` defaults off for both channels, so resolve-time
behaviour (Jira transition, JSM close + resolved note) needs it set on
the channel; the frontend will send it on by default.
- Notes are best-effort: a permanently-failed note (e.g. the first-fire
note racing JSM's asynchronous alert create) is dropped with a warning
instead of failing the whole notification. Nothing is lost — that first
datapoint is already in the alert body; retryable failures (429) still
retry.

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Co-authored-by: Naman Verma <naman.verma@signoz.io>
#### Description
This PR makes sure that the old migrations of quick filters are
decoupled from types as they should and not imported.

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Part of SigNoz/engineering-pod#5947
#### Description

Adds the **Containers** section to the Kubernetes tab of Infrastructure
Monitoring, breaking each pod down into the app and sidecar containers
running inside it — which the Pods view rolls up into a single row — so
you can tell which container in a pod is throttling, leaking memory or
crash-looping.

- Backed by `POST /api/v2/infra_monitoring/kube_containers` through the
generated client. Filtering, grouping, time range, pagination, column
customization and the instrumentation checks callout all come from the
shared k8s entity framework, so this is mostly configuration rather than
new machinery.
- **List columns:** container name, pod, image:tag, kubectl-style
status, readiness, restarts, CPU and memory usage plus request/limit
utilization. Namespace, node, cluster and deployment sit behind the
column selector. Grouped rows show per-status and per-readiness counts.
- **Detail drawer:** ten `/v5/query_range` charts scoped to the single
container, plus the logs, traces and events tabs. Events are scoped to
the container's *pod*, since Kubernetes emits events per pod rather than
per container.
- A container's identity is the `(k8s.pod.uid, k8s.container.name)` pair
— a container name alone repeats across replicas, and a container ID
changes on every restart. Every other k8s entity is addressable by a
single name, so the first commit widens `SelectedItemParams` with an
optional container name, alongside the cluster and namespace slots that
already serve that purpose.

Columns and charts follow the descriptions in
SigNoz/signoz.io#3644.

#### Issues closed by this PR

Closes SigNoz/engineering-pod#5547

#### Additional Information

- Reviewed best commit by commit: identity foundation, then shared
constants/helpers, then the entity itself. Each stands on its own.
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