fix(webhooks): Admit Jared reviewer and mention events - #156
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Preserve explicit reviewer and mention context so Jared, rather than the outer webhook filter, decides whether an event is actionable.
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Use GitHub's review-request event, keep assignee events out of reviewer routing, and synchronize both runtime instruction sets.
Route issue edits that directly mention Jared while ignoring persistent mentions and reviewer fields on unrelated lifecycle events.
Scope direct-mention detection to the body changed by each webhook and require edited bodies to add Jared's mention.
Require Jared to fetch, compare, and integrate the latest default branch instead of mistaking upstream sync for freshness.
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Webhook admission now preserves explicit reviewer and mention involvement, so Jared—not the outer label-or-author filter—decides whether those events are actionable. Direct mentions on unlabelled issues are routed to work, and the prompt states why an event was admitted.
Review focus: the intended boundary between newly admitted, relevant events and the existing duplicate, self-event, and CI-noise filters.