Move the hard-coded ALIASES dict into resources/aliases.toml (loaded with
stdlib tomllib), expand it with agencies, international bodies, and country
names, and fix two correctness bugs in the naive replace():

- Whole-word matching so 'united states' no longer collapses inside
  'united statesman', and 'inflation rate' no longer mangles 'inflation rates'.
- Longest-phrase-first application so 'president of the united states'
  resolves to 'potus' before 'united states' fires.
- Correct a stopword collision: 'united nations' -> 'un' was silently dropped
  because 'un' is a stopword; it now maps to 'unitednations'.

Aliases are threaded through normalize_headline -> is_headline ->
_build_headlines -> prepare_headlines and loaded in main.py. Includes unit
tests and README coverage.

- Lower `SIMILARITY_THRESHOLD` to 0.68 and raise `MIN_SOURCES` to 3 for stricter story clustering.
- Expand `sources.txt` with new international and regional RSS feeds, including RT, The Jakarta Post, Philstar, and others.
- Add a new "Miscellaneous" section for diverse investigatory sources like The Intercept, OCCRP, and Bellingcat.

Add resources/excluded_phrases.txt (skip links, privacy/consent, legal
boilerplate) and match it case- and punctuation-insensitively as a
contiguous run of words. Phrases live in a data file so they can be
extended without touching code.

- Track source domain and publication time on each headline
- Cluster near-duplicate headlines into stories (union-find)
- Output stories covered by >=N distinct sources (--min-sources)
- Add --since/--until date window
- Ignore __pycache__ build artifacts