🛡️ Sentinel: [HIGH] Fix unencrypted sensitive data transmission in webhooks

[acebytes]

• 🚨 Severity: HIGH
• 💡 Vulnerability: Webhook configuration currently allows unencrypted HTTP URLs, which can result in sensitive alerts being transmitted over plaintext.
• 🎯 Impact: If exploited or misconfigured, sensitive operational data and alerts from the daemon could be intercepted on the network.
• 🔧 Fix: Enforce the https scheme strictly in AutopilotConfigValidator.validate and WebhookAlerter.WebhookConfig.parse.
• ✅ Verification: Tested configuration parsing and validated that HTTP schemes are now rejected and HTTPS is required.

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[acebytes]

Stale duplicate — the webhook HTTPS enforcement fix was merged via #260 (commit 7757bf2). StatusSocket.AutopilotConfigValidator and WebhookConfig.parse both now enforce https. Closing as superseded.

[google-labs-jules]

Stale duplicate — the webhook HTTPS enforcement fix was merged via #260 (commit 7757bf2). StatusSocket.AutopilotConfigValidator and WebhookConfig.parse both now enforce https. Closing as superseded.

Understood. Acknowledging that this work is now obsolete and stopping work on this task.