Feature summary (what you would like to be able to do and where):
After an URL has been processed by the Zotero service, Citoid should access the relevant Wikidata item to assess if {{Cite web}} or {{Cite news}} should be used for the citation template.

Use case(s) (list the steps that you performed to discover that problem, and describe the actual underlying problem which you want to solve. Do not describe only a solution):
Currently, when https://www.bxtimes.com/orchard-beach-nature-center-reopens-after-2-35m-renovation-officials-hold-ribbon-cutting-event/ is processed, Citoid uses {{Cite web}} as the citation template.

Benefits (why should this be implemented?):
Ideally, it should be {{Cite news}} as bxtimes.com is a newspaper.

However, Zotero defaults to {{Cite web}} for itemType=article. This happens as bxtimes.com (at the time of filing this task) does not have a specific Zotero translator written yet and Zotero will default to "article" as a result of their default translator.
Conversely, for https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/politics/tel-stage-4-from-tanjong-rhu-to-bayshore-to-open-for-passenger-service-on-june-23, Zotero will return as newspaperArticle as the item type as it has a translator written (by yours truly, it needs an update though), therefore Citoid will return the citation as {{Cite news}}.

Short of writing translators for every single newspaper in the world, what we can do is to make use of Wikidata items. From the Wikidata items, we can identify if the website is a website, newspaper, magazine, etc (check against https://aurimasv.github.io/z2csl/typeMap.xml for other possible type mapping), and also fill up other fields such as linking to the wiki article if there's one in the wiki, defining the article/website language, place of publication, issn/isbn numbers, etc.

A possible process

1. Check if there is a translator. If there isn't one, proceed. If there is one, chances are that certain sets of URLs of a newspaper site have been defined otherwise, i.e. an About us page of the site is not newspaperArticle.
2. Query against Wikidata for an item with official website (Property:P856) ~= bxtimes.com. This should return with https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q4974211
3. From the Wikidata item, extract the relevant fields to enrich the respective values (example):
   1. If P31 (instance of) = newspaper, use {{Cite news}} template; magazine, use {{Cite magazine}}, etc.
   2. If P1476 (title) is set, set |work=<title>, in this case |work=Bronx Times-Reporter
   3. If P407 (language of work) is set, set |language= <language>, in this case |language=English (but if it is on enwiki, do not set since it is assumed that the references are in English unless otherwise specified)
   4. If there is a wiki article in that wiki, i.e. in enwiki, [[Bronx Times-Reporter]], set |work= [[<link>|<title>]], in this case [[Bronx Times-Reporter]] since both link and title are the same value.