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feat: Add notification email compression feature

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Add intelligent notification email detection and compression:
- Detect notification emails from GitLab, GitHub, Jira, Confluence, Datadog, Renovate
- Extract structured summaries from notification emails
- Compress notifications into terminal-friendly markdown format
- Add configuration options for notification compression mode

Features:
- Rule-based detection using sender domains and subject patterns
- Type-specific extractors for each notification platform
- Configurable compression modes (summary, detailed, off)
- Integrated with ContentContainer for seamless display

Files added:
- src/mail/notification_detector.py: Notification type detection
- src/mail/notification_compressor.py: Content compression

Modified:
- src/mail/config.py: Add notification_compression_mode config
- src/mail/widgets/ContentContainer.py: Integrate compressor
- src/mail/app.py: Pass envelope data to display_content
- PROJECT_PLAN.md: Document new feature
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## Notes and more cross-app integrations
## Mail Rendering Improvements
Is there a way to improve readability of emails in a terminal? I get a lot of "notification style emails", and they aren't easy to comprehend or read in plain text. At the very least they don't look good. Maybe we can find an algorithm to reduce the visual noise. Or maybe an AI summary view option using copilot APIs? Research best options. Perhaps embedding a small pre-trained model that can do the summary?
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## Note-taking integration and more cross-app integrations
I like the `tdo` (https://github.com/2KAbhishek/tdo) program for managing markdown notes with fzf and my terminal text editor. It makes it easy to have a "today" note and a list of todos. Perhaps we can gather those todos from the text files in the $NOTES_DIR and put them into the task list during regular sync - and when users mark a task complete the sync can find the text file it was in and mark it complete on that line of markdown text. We need a little ore features for the related annotations then, because when I press `n` in the notes app we would want to actually open the textfile that task came from, not just make another annotation. So we would need a special cross-linking format for knowing which tasks came from a $NOTES_DIR sync. And then we can work on the same IPC scenario for tasks that were created in the email app. Then those tasks should be connected so that when the user views the notes on those tasks they see the whole email. That would be simpe enough if we just copied the email text into an annotation. But maybe we need a way to actually change the selected message ID in the mail app if it's open. So if the user activates the "open" feature on a task the related email will be displayed in the other terminal window where the user has mail open.