Replace Uptime Kuma with Gatus for declarative uptime monitoring
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Gatus is configured entirely via YAML (mapped from Nix attrsets),
making nix-config the single source of truth for all monitoring
config instead of Uptime Kuma's web UI/SQLite database.
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`flake.nix` applies patches from `/patches/` to nixpkgs before building (workaround for nix#3920).
### Service Dashboard & Monitoring
When adding or removing a web-facing service, update both:
- **Gatus** (`common/server/gatus.nix`) — add/remove the endpoint monitor
- **Dashy** — add/remove the service entry from the dashboard config
### Key Conventions
- Uses `doas` instead of `sudo` everywhere
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