feat(modules): add fingerprint module type#356
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the modules loader and the framework custom-signature loader each hand-rolled the same ~/.config/sif/<sub> (and %LocalAppData%\sif\<sub> on windows) path. extract internal/sifpath.UserSubdir and route both through it so the per-user layout is defined in one place. no behavior change: the helper reproduces the existing paths exactly.
the frameworks detector and the module executor each defined their own 5 MB body cap and ran the same io.ReadAll(io.LimitReader(...)) read. move the cap and the read into httpx.MaxBodySize / httpx.ReadCappedBody so both scanners share one ceiling instead of two consts that can drift. no behavior change: the cap value and read semantics are unchanged.
a `fingerprint` module identifies a technology by weighted body/header signatures scored into a confidence, with an optional version regex, rather than a boolean match. it fires one finding carrying the score once it reaches the threshold (default 0.5). this is the framework detectors' scoring in the module format, so a custom tech fingerprint lives alongside other modules. validated at load (signatures present, non-empty patterns, finite weights, confidence in [0,1], version regex compiles) and covered by yaml round-trip, validation, header, version and default-threshold tests. documented in docs/modules.md. shares the response body cap via httpx.ReadCappedBody.
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a fingerprint module identifies a technology by weighted body/header signatures scored into a confidence, with an optional version regex, rather than a boolean match. it fires one finding carrying the score once it reaches the threshold (default 0.5) - the framework detectors' scoring approach, in the module format, so a custom tech fingerprint can live alongside other modules. validated at load (signatures present, non-empty patterns, finite weights, confidence in [0,1], version regex compiles) and covered by yaml round-trip, validation, header, version and default-threshold tests. documented in docs/modules.md.
depends on #355: the first two commits here are that PR's shared sifpath/httpx helpers (fingerprint.go uses httpx.ReadCappedBody), included so this branch builds standalone. once #355 merges, rebasing this one should drop those two commits as already-applied and leave only the fingerprint commit.