Add icon source option for HTML RSS recipes

[Colin-XKL]

Summary

• Add feed_meta.icon_source support for HTML RSS recipes.
• Extract page favicon links automatically and support a generic favicon service URL.
• Add an icon source selector to the HTML to RSS wizard.

Walkthrough

html_to_rss_icon_source_toggle.mp4

Testing

• go test ./...
• task backend-build
• task frontend-build (passes; existing Browserslist/eval warnings remain)
• Manual UI verification in the HTML to RSS wizard

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Summary by Sourcery

Add configurable feed icon source handling for HTML-based RSS recipes, including automatic icon extraction and favicon service support.

New Features:

• Support configuring feed icon source via FeedMetaConfig, including automatic extraction and a generic favicon service option.
• Automatically extract feed icon URLs from HTML link tags when parsing HTML sources.
• Expose an icon source selector in the HTML to RSS wizard UI with localized labels.

Enhancements:

• Normalize HTML feed titles by trimming whitespace and ensure feed image URLs and titles are derived consistently from page metadata or site origin.

Tests:

• Add unit tests covering feed icon source behavior in the pipeline, including auto, favicon service, and fallback scenarios.
• Add unit test verifying HTML parser extraction of feed icon links.

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Reviewer's Guide

Implements configurable icon source handling for HTML-to-RSS feeds, including auto favicon extraction, an optional Google favicon service, and corresponding UI and config wiring with tests.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Add configurable icon source resolution in the pipeline when normalizing feeds.	Introduce FeedIconSourceAuto and FeedIconSourceFaviconService constants and IconSource field on FeedMetaConfig. Add applyFeedIconSource to PipelineSource to resolve the final feed.ImageURL/ImageTitle based on icon source, explicit image URL, and fallback rules. Implement helper functions buildFaviconServiceURL and firstOrigin to construct favicon service URLs and derive site origins.	internal/config/source_config.go internal/source/pipeline.go
Automatically extract favicon URLs from HTML when parsing HTML-to-RSS feeds.	Trim whitespace from parsed <title> text for feed titles. Add extractFeedIconURL to scan tags for icon-related rel values and capture the first non-empty href. Populate feed.ImageURL and feed.ImageTitle from extracted icon data during HTML parsing.	internal/source/parser/html_parser.go
Expose icon source selection in the HTML to RSS wizard and wire it through to backend config.	Add an icon source radio group to step 3 of the HTML-to-RSS wizard, allowing Auto vs Favicon Service selection. Initialize feedMeta.icon_source with a default of 'auto' and include it when building the recipe payload. Add localized strings for the new icon-source fields and help text in English and Chinese.	web/admin/src/views/dashboard/html_to_rss/html_to_rss.vue web/admin/src/locale/en-US/htmlToRss.ts web/admin/src/locale/zh-CN/htmlToRss.ts
Add tests covering icon source behavior in the pipeline and HTML parser.	Test auto icon handling with relative image URLs and title-based ImageTitle population. Test favicon service mode overriding any existing image URL with a Google favicon service URL derived from the feed origin. Test auto-mode favicon.ico fallback only when an explicit icon source is configured. Test that no favicon fallback occurs when no explicit icon source is configured. Test HTML parser behavior for extracting favicon links and setting feed title and image fields.	internal/source/pipeline_test.go internal/source/parser/html_parser_test.go

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