fix: Clean up docs preview folders when PRs are closed #673
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Add the 'closed' event type to the docs-preview workflow trigger. The pr-preview-action with 'action: auto' will now detect closed PRs and remove the corresponding preview folder from gh-pages.
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Add the
closedevent type to the docs-preview workflow trigger so thatpr-preview-actioncan automatically clean up PR preview folders from thegh-pagesbranch when PRs are merged or closed.Previously, the workflow only triggered on
opened,synchronize, andreopenedevents (the defaults), so cleanup never ran.