* Bump electron version to 22.2.1
* Fix npm run electron command (needed the electron-packager-all command which I had removed)
* Improve the npm run format command, no longer floods terminal with all file names
* Updated start command to serve the built version of the game in .app
* Remove some unused commands and unused workflows. Combined the ci and ci-pr workflows.
* Modify check for generated files logic. Attempt to fix so it will edit its own comment instead of posting a new one on every commit.
* Try to fix check for generated files to create a comment on a PR.
* Check for generated files does not count as a failure.
* Lint doesn't fail based on stuff in dist. Prettier and lint no longer use the "diff" version.
* Removed some commands that weren't really used (specific version electron packager commands that require you to have already ran npm run electron to generate .package folder)
`npm run build` now generates a .app folder with the minimal run files
`npm run electron` now uses the .app contents as a base
deploy-dev.yml should upload just the .app folder after building (not tested yet)
* Removed employees as objects from corporations
* Remove employees from office JSON after loading / convert to new parameters
* Showed down morale/etc gain; added optional position to hireEmployee
* enum support for corp employee positions
Mostly authored-by: Kelenius <kelenius@ya.ru>
This includes a tool to update the various files in the repo that need
to change when a version increments.
It also includes a workflow to trigger the action manually, passing it a
version & a changelog url. It'll update the values, build the app, build
the doc, make a commit in a branch, and create a pull request to merge
this stuff back into dev.
Rewrote the changelog script to use primarily merged pull requests
between "commit A" and "commit B".
It uses the GitHub rest api. The resulting data is pushed to a draft gist.
Manual usage is in the README.
Also adds a GitHub workflow action to run the tool on demand, through
the GitHub action's interface.
