Unleash / unleash / 28540372851

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Committed by web-flow

Commit Message

chore: add a checked target we can enforce in CI

## Summary

This PR makes OSS validation enforceable through a stable GitHub check.

The OSS workflow now always creates an `OSS CI / oss-required` check
that can be added to branch protection. A lightweight
`detect-oss-changes` job checks the PR diff against OSS-relevant paths
using the checked-out repository. If OSS was not touched, `oss-required`
succeeds immediately. If OSS was touched, the existing reusable OSS
workflows run and `oss-required` fails unless backend, frontend, and e2e
all succeed.

The workflow keeps the OSS reusable workflows as the source of truth and
does not modify vendored `oss/.github` workflow files.

## Review follow-up

- Switched OSS change detection away from the GitHub PR files API and
back to checked-out code.
- Stopped treating changes to `.github/workflows/oss-ci.yml` itself as
OSS changes, so CI-only edits do not run the full OSS suite.
- Added an explicit failure path when OSS change detection fails, so the
required check cannot pass on an unset detection result.
- Restored the explanatory comment describing why this workflow
delegates to reusable OSS workflows.

## PR 1222 compatibility fix

PR #1222 correctly removed mutation of global `Mustache.escape` from
`feature-event-formatter-md.ts`.

This PR keeps that direction while preserving the longstanding webhook
`eventMarkdown` output from OSS main. The formatter keeps the PR
#1222-style local Mustache render options for markdown output. Webhook
body-template rendering no longer relies on leaked global Mustache
state; instead, it renders `eventMarkdown` through a sentinel and
restores the preformatted markdown after Mustache renders the rest of
the template with default escaping.

Webhook body templates are user-defined request bodies, and the
documented/example shape is a JSON object with string placeholders, for
example `"markdown": "{{eventMarkdown}}"`. That is different from using
`{{eventMarkdown}}` as the ent... (continued)

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