[Bug] Support all JA4_DB JAX fingerprint types and store them in DB. Closes #3541

[chauhan-varun]

Description

This PR fixes #3541.

The existing JA4_DB analyzer was still tied to the old JSON-file cache and only handled the traditional JA4 lookup flow well. This change moves that storage into the database and expands the analyzer so it can work with all JAX fingerprint types currently returned by JA4DB, including ja4s, ja4h, ja4x, ja4t, ja4ts, and ja4tscan.

I added a new Ja4DBEntry model plus the related migration, updated the analyzer to populate and query that table, and removed the dependency on ja4_db.json for runtime lookups. I also added test coverage for the updater path, several JAX lookup paths, duplicate match handling, and update failure handling.

{
  "report": {
    "os": null,
    "notes": "",
    "device": null,
    "library": null,
    "verified": true,
    "application": "Nmap",
    "ja4_fingerprint": null,
    "ja4h_fingerprint": null,
    "ja4s_fingerprint": null,
    "ja4t_fingerprint": "1024_2_1460_00",
    "ja4x_fingerprint": null,
    "ja4ts_fingerprint": null,
    "observation_count": 1,
    "user_agent_string": null,
    "ja4tscan_fingerprint": null,
    "certificate_authority": null,
    "ja4_fingerprint_string": null
  },
  "data_model": null,
  "errors": [],
  "parameters": {}
}

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[chauhan-varun]

Hi @mlodic, this is ready for review Could you please take a look?

[mlodic]

it's not there are no screenshots or JSON results

[chauhan-varun]

I’ve updated the PR description and added both the screenshot and the raw JSON from a finished JA4_DB analysis, PTAL