Feature/expand platform support

[GYFX35]

Summary by Sourcery

Expand platform coverage and add browser-based URL analysis while updating heuristics for comprehensive scam detection

New Features:

• Support fake profile analysis across multiple new platforms including Telegram, Twitter, Pinterest, LinkedIn, and others
• Introduce a 'browser' option to perform URL-based scam detection

Enhancements:

• Expand safe domain mappings and suspicious URL patterns to cover the newly added platforms
• Add forex and trading-related terms to the suspicious keyword list

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Reviewer's Guide

This PR broadens platform coverage by adding detection rules for numerous social networks, extends the main UI to handle a new 'browser' analysis mode with expanded platform listing, and strengthens heuristic patterns and domain whitelists to support the added platforms and new scam vectors.

Class diagram for updated heuristics and platform support

classDiagram
    class Heuristics {
        +SAFE_DOMAINS: dict
        +SUSPICIOUS_KEYWORDS: list
        +SUSPICIOUS_URL_PATTERNS: list
    }
    class FakeProfileDetector {
        +analyze_profile_based_on_user_input(profile_url, platform)
        +PLATFORM_FAKE_PROFILE_TIPS: dict
    }
    class ScamDetector {
        +analyze_text_for_scams(message, platform)
        +is_url_suspicious(url)
    }
    Heuristics <.. ScamDetector : uses
    FakeProfileDetector <.. Heuristics : uses
    ScamDetector <.. FakeProfileDetector : uses

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Flow diagram for main.py platform selection and analysis logic

flowchart TD
    A["Start"] --> B["Display platform list (expanded)"]
    B --> C["User selects platform"]
    C --> D{Is platform 'browser'?}
    D -- Yes --> E["Prompt for URL"]
    E --> F["Analyze URL for suspicious patterns"]
    F --> G["Display URL analysis results"]
    D -- No --> H["Prompt for profile or message analysis"]
    H --> I{User chooses profile or message}
    I -- Profile --> J["Prompt for profile URL"]
    J --> K["Analyze profile for fake signs"]
    K --> L["Display profile analysis results"]
    I -- Message --> M["Prompt for message"]
    M --> N["Analyze message for scam indicators"]
    N --> O["Display scam analysis results"]

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Added detection heuristics for a wide range of new platforms	Introduced platform-specific fake profile checks for Telegram, Twitter, Pinterest, LinkedIn, and others Populated detailed scam indicator lists for 26 additional platforms Standardized rule structure to accommodate future platform expansions	social_media_analyzer/fake_profile_detector.py
Extended main application flow and platform enumeration	Expanded the platforms array to include browser URL analysis and 27 new services Implemented a dedicated 'browser' code path for URL suspension detection Refactored input loops to integrate the new analysis options seamlessly	social_media_analyzer/main.py
Enhanced heuristic definitions and regex patterns	Added safe domain mappings for all newly supported platforms Augmented scam keyword list with trading and forex-related terms Updated suspicious URL regex to cover the full set of supported platforms	social_media_analyzer/heuristics.py

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