Add support for NUT (EATON inverter)

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# nut — Network UPS Tools
Monitors a UPS over USB (or serial/network), notifies via ntfy on power events
and gracefully shuts the host down on low battery.
## Supported distributions
- Arch Linux
- Debian/Ubuntu
## What it does
- Installs `nut` and configures it in **standalone** mode (single host, no
network slaves).
- Configures the `usbhid-ups` driver against the UPS defined in `nut_ups_name`
(default: EATON Ellipse 1600, vendorid `0463`).
- Binds `upsd` to `127.0.0.1:3493` only — no LAN exposure.
- Runs `upsmon` as master, which:
- calls `SHUTDOWNCMD` (`systemctl poweroff`) on `LOWBATT`,
- dispatches every event to a `NOTIFYCMD` wrapper that POSTs to ntfy with
severity, tags and a host-aware title.
## Configuration
Variables — see [defaults/main.yml](defaults/main.yml).
Required (role asserts at start):
```yaml
nut_monitor_password: "<min 12 chars>" # local upsd user used by upsmon + exporter
nut_ntfy_topic: "ups-<host>"
```
Optional but commonly tweaked:
```yaml
nut_ups_name: eaton
nut_ups_description: "EATON Ellipse 1600"
nut_ups_vendorid: "0463"
nut_ntfy_server: https://ntfy.jokester.fr
nut_ntfy_token: "tk_..." # publish token for nut_ntfy_topic
```
## Operations
### Check UPS status
```bash
upsc {{ nut_ups_name }}@localhost
```
### List configured UPSes
```bash
upsc -l
```
### Test the NOTIFYCMD pipeline without unplugging
```bash
sudo -u nut NOTIFYTYPE=ONBATT /usr/local/bin/ups-notify "Simulated ONBATT for ntfy plumbing test"
```
### Simulate a full power loss (DANGEROUS — actually powers off)
```bash
sudo upsmon -c fsd
```
### Logs
```bash
journalctl -u nut-monitor -u nut-server -u 'nut-driver@*' -f
```
## Security
- `upsd` binds to `127.0.0.1` only.
- `upsd.users` mode `0640` owned by `root:nut`.
- No anonymous read access — exporter and upsmon both authenticate as
`nut_monitor_user`.
- udev rules shipped by the `nut` package grant USB device access to the `nut`
group only.
## Companion role
See [`nut_exporter`](../nut_exporter/README.md) to expose Prometheus metrics
based on the same upsd instance.