* sunnylink: update uploader button logic to support novice tier and above
- Adjusted the enable condition to include SponsorTier::Novice and above.
* sunnylink: improve uploader button visibility and accessibility logic
- Made uploader button conditionally visible based on user tier and settings.
- Clarified button label to specify testing purposes only.
* ci: use environment variable for PR label in query
- Replaced static `PR_LABEL` references with `${{ env.PR_LABEL }}` for consistency.
- Ensures flexibility and reduces hardcoded values in the workflow.
* does this work better?
* fuck this
* aight
* ci: integrate Discourse notifications and refactor notification logic
- Replaced Discord webhook notifications with Discourse topic updates.
- Introduced reusable `post-to-discourse` composite action.
- Added `test-discourse.yaml` workflow for debugging and verification.
* ci: adjust notification dependencies and prepare_strategy reference
- Updated `notify` step to depend on `prepare_strategy` instead of `build`.
- Adjusted variable references to use `prepare_strategy` outputs.
* Forcing debug
* ci: update environment variable references and add commit information
- Switched `PUBLIC_REPO_URL` source to environment variable for consistency.
- Added commit SHA variables to enhance template generation logic.
* more tweaks!
* more tweaks!
* bad bot lmao
* Test?
* i mean....
* i mean....
* getting there
* testing the if
* testing the if
* ci: re-enable notify steps for prebuilt workflow
- Uncommented `build` and `publish` dependencies.
- Restored conditional logic to trigger only for relevant events.
* ci: enhance Discourse action to support new topic creation
- Added support for creating new topics with `category-id` and `title`.
- Improved input validation and response handling for flexibility.
* ci: improve conditions for prebuilt workflow notifications
- Refined `if` clause to ensure branches in `DEV_FEEDBACK_NOTIFICATION_BRANCHES` are targeted.
- Adjusted logic for accurate topic ID mapping in Discourse integration.
* forgot to rename
It's ideal that we should always use the next instruction ahead instead of our current instruction that we are driving on. Sure, current instruction is great for grepping maxspeed tags, but for upcoming instructions we want to use index 1.
I updated the test to reflect the two indexes.
James Vecellio