feat(GTI): Private URL scanning

[pabloperezj]

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[code-review-assist]

Hi @pablobpezj and reviewers,

I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will provide my feedback in a few minutes. In the meantime, I'm giving you a summary of the pull request's content to help you and other reviewers quickly understand the changes and intent.

This pull request, titled "feat(GTI): Private URL scanning", aims to add functionality for scanning private URLs using the Google Threat Intelligence (GTI) integration. The changes include:

• Addition of private_url method: A new method private_url has been added to the GoogleThreatIntelligence.py file (lines 173-182) to handle requests for private URL analysis reports. This method uses the _http_request method with a specific endpoint for private URLs.
• Modification of debug logging: The debug logging in private_file_scan (lines 362-367) has been updated to reflect that it's now handling private file scans (lines 375-378).
• Addition of private_url_scan method: A new method private_url_scan has been added (lines 412-421) to initiate private URL scans via a POST request to the appropriate GTI endpoint.
• New output function: A new function build_private_url_output (lines 1435-1463) has been added to format the output for private URL scans.
• Improved debug messages: The debug messages in private_file_command (lines 1784-1787) have been updated for clarity (lines 1837-1840).
• Added private_url_command function: A new function private_url_command (lines 1885-1915) has been added to handle the new private URL commands.
• Added private_url_scan_and_get_analysis function: A new function private_url_scan_and_get_analysis (lines 2212-2256) has been added to handle scheduled private URL scans and analysis retrieval.
• Added private_scan_url_command function: A new function private_scan_url_command (lines 2286-2290) has been added to handle private URL scans.
• Updated scan_url function: The scan_url function (lines 2293-2310) has been updated to support both private and public URL scans.
• Updated main function: The main function (lines 2794-2809) has been updated to include the new private URL commands (lines 2945-2966).

The changes appear to be well-structured and address the stated goal. However, I'll need to verify the functionality and test coverage during my full review.

Here's a little something to lighten the mood:

Code flows like a stream,
Tests catch bugs, a gentle hand,
Clean code, pure delight.

Looking forward to completing the review shortly!

[code-review-assist]

This pull request introduces private URL scanning functionality, which is a valuable addition. The implementation looks generally good, but there are a few minor points to address regarding consistency and documentation.

I've referenced elements from the Google Python Style Guide in this review, specifically around docstrings and naming conventions.

[danipv]

We should rename this to private_scan_file_command to keep consistency.

[pabloperezj]

Yes but URL scan command is called scan_url_command while file scan command is called file_scan. We should rename this command too.

[danipv]

Let's call this detection_ratio

[pabloperezj]

We are calling this attribute positives in all commands (it appears in all build_<ioc>_output methods).