fix(poller): 401 auth failures loud + key hot-reload#20
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A rotated key returned a 401 error BODY with curl exit 0, which parsed as an empty room and silently muted the poller for 16h (Jul 3). The fetch now captures the HTTP status; on 401/403 it logs AUTH FAIL and re-reads poller.api_key from config so a rotation self-heals in one cycle. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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When this poller sees a room message authored by @claudeMB that mentions a configured peer such as @claudemm, this continue runs before the wake-on-mention.sh call below, so the peer no longer receives the immediate /wake nudge and must wait for its own polling cycle. If the intent is only to avoid local self-notifications, the mention hook should still run before skipping the local append/count/wake path.
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A rotated key 401'd with curl exit 0 and parsed as an empty room — the poller went silently mute for 16h (Jul 3). Now the fetch reads the HTTP status, logs AUTH FAIL on 401/403, and hot-reloads the key from config so rotation self-heals.
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