docs: cover discordApp spam trap, dockwatch intrusion trigger, trash keywords - #59
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Cover the Discord App spam trap, DockWatch Intrusion trigger, and TRaSH !format/!profile keyword search added upstream since the last wiki review (commit d807479a, 2026-06-07).
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Summary
Updates three integration pages to cover website-source features added since the last comprehensive wiki review (base commit
d807479a, 2026-06-07):!format/!profileDiscord keyword search, with per-channel/per-role restrictionsBug-fix-only changes in this window (bazarr season/episode formatting, seerr ping array handling, mdblist type coercion) were left undocumented since they don't change user-facing behavior or config.
Test plan
pre-commit run(markdownlint, cspell, trailing-whitespace, etc.) passes on all changed files