Fix suppression annotation for interface_down not checking host-level rules

monitor.py checks both 'interface' and 'host' suppressions for interface_down
events, but _annotate_suppressions only checked 'interface'. A host-level
suppression would silently suppress tickets but not mark the table row as
suppressed in the UI.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>

app.py

@@ -174,17 +174,26 @@ _PAGE_LIMIT = 200  # max events returned per request
 
 
 def _annotate_suppressions(events: list, suppressions: list) -> None:
-    """Annotate each event dict in-place with an is_suppressed bool."""
+    """Annotate each event dict in-place with an is_suppressed bool.
+
+    Mirrors the suppression check order in monitor.py exactly:
+      interface_down  → interface OR host
+      unifi_device_*  → unifi_device
+      everything else → host
+    """
     for ev in events:
-        sup_type = (
-            'unifi_device' if ev.get('event_type') == 'unifi_device_offline'
-            else 'interface' if ev.get('event_type') == 'interface_down'
-            else 'host'
-        )
-        ev['is_suppressed'] = db.check_suppressed(
-            suppressions, sup_type,
-            ev.get('target_name', ''), ev.get('target_detail', '') or '',
-        )
+        etype = ev.get('event_type', '')
+        name = ev.get('target_name', '')
+        detail = ev.get('target_detail', '') or ''
+        if etype == 'interface_down':
+            ev['is_suppressed'] = (
+                db.check_suppressed(suppressions, 'interface', name, detail) or
+                db.check_suppressed(suppressions, 'host', name)
+            )
+        elif etype == 'unifi_device_offline':
+            ev['is_suppressed'] = db.check_suppressed(suppressions, 'unifi_device', name, detail)
+        else:
+            ev['is_suppressed'] = db.check_suppressed(suppressions, 'host', name, detail)
 
 
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