fix(webhooks): redesign replay key with content identifiers, log instance fallback (closes #62)
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## [1.7.32] - YYYY-MM-DD
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### Fixed
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- **Webhook Reliability (Issue #62)** — Hardened the webhook replay protection to prevent false-duplicate detection while preserving protection against genuine retries. The replay key for Sonarr and Radarr now incorporates a content identifier (`downloadId`, falling back to `series.id` or `movie.id`) alongside the existing `eventType:instanceName:eventDate` components, so that multiple distinct events sharing the same timestamp (for example, several `Grab` events fired in the same second for episodes in a season pack) no longer collide and get silently dropped. Events without a content identifier (such as `Test`) fall back gracefully to the previous key shape so existing behaviour is preserved. The Ombi handler — which already uses a distinct `requestId`-bearing key — is unchanged. Additionally, the Sonarr and Radarr handlers now log an explicit warning when the inbound `instanceName` fails to match any configured instance and processing falls back to the first instance, improving diagnosability of misconfigured webhook senders. Resolves Gitea Issue [#62](https://git.i3omb.com/Gandalf/sofarr/issues/62).
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## [1.7.31] - 2026-05-28
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