feat: support configurable branch name for 'main' and other defaults (fixes #523)#687
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The branch name was hardcoded as 'master', causing the whitelist feature to fail when repositories use 'main' or other default branch names. Changes: - Add 'branch' parameter to page-attributes (defaults to 'master') - Make branch variable in github.ts configurable via setRepoContext() - Update error message link to use the configured branch Fixes utterance#523
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Description
Fixes #523
The branch name was hardcoded as 'master', causing the whitelist feature to fail when repositories use 'main' or other default branch names.
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Usage
Users can now specify the branch name in the utterances script tag:
If not specified, defaults to 'master' for backward compatibility.