fix: Adding speaker icon to a noisy alert

[DolevNe]

Closes #3229

📑 Description

I've added a speaker icon to "Noisy Alerts" (alerts that has "isNoisy = true" in their JSON), so if the alert is noisy and firing it will change the status icon to a speaker

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[shahargl]

lgtm

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