Add monitoring integrations reference documentation#229
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Document how django-watchman's endpoints are consumed by common uptime monitoring vendors, helping newcomers understand the "calling side" of the health-check flow. Closes #97 Made-with: Cursor
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Summary
docs/reference/monitoring-integrations.md) describing how external uptime monitoring services consume django-watchman's health-check endpointsCloses #97
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mkdocs build --strictand verify no warnings or errorsmkdocs serveand verify the new page renders correctly under Reference > Monitoring IntegrationsMade with Cursor