Add unit tests for `SsrfGuard`

[JVBotelho]

Summary

SsrfGuard has no dedicated unit test file — only indirect coverage via integration tests.
Add Rasp.Core.Tests/Guard/SsrfGuardTests.cs covering both of its public entry points'
block/audit/no-threat/no-op branches in isolation.

Background

Every *DetectionEngine has a dedicated test file; most Guard classes don't. This is one
of five identical-shaped issues — see docs/good-first-issues-dotnet.md for the full list
and the shared rationale (this is about naming concrete gaps, not chasing a coverage
percentage). SsrfGuard has two public methods to cover, unlike the other four guards in
this set, which have one.

Pattern to copy

Rasp.Core.Tests/Guard/SqlSinkGuardTaintTests.cs — NoOpRaspMetrics fake, a real
RaspAlertBus, Options.Create(new RaspOptions {...}), NullLogger<T>.Instance.

What to test

Both AnalyzeUri(Uri? requestUri, context) and AnalyzeIp(IPAddress ip, context)
(src/Rasp.Core/Guard/SsrfGuard.cs), both gated by RaspOptions.BlockOnSsrfDetection:

• Threat detected + audit mode (each method): alert pushed via RaspAlertBus, no exception thrown.
• Threat detected + block mode (each method): RaspSecurityException thrown, alert still pushed before the throw.
• No threat (each method): no alert, no exception.
• No-op cases: null URI for AnalyzeUri, null IP for AnalyzeIp — neither reaches the engine or calls _metrics.RecordInspection.

[r00tnomade]

you still need help with that?

[JVBotelho]

Hey hey, @r00tnomade sorry the mega delay, we sure need if you are still up to it