scripts/discover-unifi: correct field selectors for real API response shape

Raw dumps of /ea/hosts and /ea/devices surfaced the actual JSON:

- /ea/hosts: LAN IP isn't at top-level ipAddress (that's WAN public);
  it's buried in reportedState.ipAddrs[] mixed with WAN + link-local.
  Have to pick the first RFC1918 entry that ISN'T also a WAN interface
  IP (reportedState.wans[].ipv4). Name/mac/model all live under
  reportedState.{hostname,mac,hardware.shortname}.

- /ea/devices: outer records are per-host wrappers; real AP/switch
  records are in the nested `devices` array with top-level `ip`, `mac`,
  `name`, `model` fields. Previous parser was reading the wrapper and
  getting all `-`.

Reorder all TSV outputs so IP is column 1 — makes discover-gaps.sh
work uniformly against both FortiGate and UniFi sources. Sites TSV
dropped its IP slot since sites have no meaningful IP (metadata only).

Verified against the real payloads the user captured: ESH-UDMPM now
surfaces as 10.0.0.1 (LAN) instead of 192.168.200.111 (WAN2, RFC1918
but excluded via the wans cross-check). A sample device record
(E7-ESH-Media at 10.0.250.176) flattens correctly into a single TSV row.

scripts/discover-unifi.sh

@@ -20,15 +20,19 @@
 #   UNIFI_API_KEY=...
 # and source it before calling.
 #
-# Output: TSV on stdout. Column layout depends on the endpoint:
+# Output: TSV on stdout. IP is column 1 for hosts/devices so these can
+# be piped into discover-gaps.sh directly:
 #
-#   hosts:    host_id  host_name  host_ip    model_name   controller_version
+#   hosts:    IP  MAC  NAME  MODEL  FW_VERSION  SOURCE
-#   sites:    site_id  site_name  host_id    description
+#             (IP is LAN — picked from reportedState.ipAddrs first
-#   devices:  mac      ip         name       model        site_id   host_id
+#              private-range entry; falls back to WAN if none found)
+#   devices:  IP  MAC  NAME  MODEL  HOST_NAME  SOURCE
+#             (APs, switches — the actual network equipment)
+#   sites:    SITE_ID  SITE_NAME  HOST_ID  SOURCE
+#             (metadata only — no IP column, not useful for gap analysis)
 #
-# Each row ends with a SOURCE column so outputs can be concatenated and
+# SOURCE column is "unifi:<endpoint>" so concatenated outputs stay
-# still distinguished:
+# distinguishable.
-#   unifi:<endpoint>
 #
 # Requires: curl + jq (apt install jq).
 
@@ -107,12 +111,27 @@ ui_get() {
 # ----------------------------------------------------------------------
 
 emit_hosts() {
+  # LAN IP is the first RFC1918 entry in reportedState.ipAddrs that is
+  # NOT also present as a WAN ipv4 (reportedState.wans[]) — UDMs with
+  # RFC1918-addressed WAN2 interfaces would otherwise get mis-picked as
+  # their LAN IP. Falls back through the usual chain if nothing matches.
   ui_get /ea/hosts | jq -r '
+    . as $h |
+    (($h.reportedState.wans // []) | map(.ipv4 // empty)) as $wans |
     [
-      (.id // "-"),
+      (
-      (.hardware.name // .userData.name // .reportedState.name // "-"),
+        ([(.reportedState.ipAddrs // [])[] | select(
-      (.ipAddress // .reportedState.ip // "-"),
+          (test("^10\\.") or
-      (.hardware.shortname // .type // "-"),
+           test("^192\\.168\\.") or
+           test("^172\\.(1[6-9]|2[0-9]|3[0-1])\\.")
+          ) and
+          (. as $ip | ($wans | index($ip)) == null)
+        )] | .[0])
+        // .reportedState.ip // .ipAddress // "-"
+      ),
+      (.reportedState.mac // "-"),
+      (.reportedState.hostname // .reportedState.name // "-"),
+      (.reportedState.hardware.shortname // .reportedState.hardware.name // .type // "-"),
       (.reportedState.version // "-"),
       "unifi:hosts"
     ] | @tsv
@@ -120,26 +139,29 @@ emit_hosts() {
 }
 
 emit_sites() {
+  # Sites have no IP — no point running these through discover-gaps.sh.
+  # Kept here for inventory purposes only.
   ui_get /ea/sites | jq -r '
     [
       (.siteId // .id // "-"),
       (.meta.name // .name // "-"),
       (.hostId // "-"),
-      (.meta.desc // "-"),
       "unifi:sites"
     ] | @tsv
   '
 }
 
 emit_devices() {
+  # /ea/devices returns per-host wrappers; flatten into one row per AP/switch.
   ui_get /ea/devices | jq -r '
+    . as $h |
+    (.devices // [])[] |
     [
-      (.mac // "-"),
       (.ip // "-"),
-      (.name // .hardware.name // "-"),
+      (.mac // .id // "-"),
-      (.model // .hardware.shortname // "-"),
+      (.name // "-"),
-      (.siteId // "-"),
+      (.model // .shortname // "-"),
-      (.hostId // "-"),
+      ($h.hostName // $h.hostId // "-"),
       "unifi:devices"
     ] | @tsv
   '