feat: make wiki content changeable by files #898
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Due to GitHub's way non-collaborator users can change wiki content if allowed through settings but it doesn't have any way of requiring an approval from the collaborators beforehand so I implemented a simple workaround through GitHub Actions workflows but it should be noted that it doesn't work two-way, which means if you change the content through web browser it won't sync the files. (I tried a couple solutions for syncing and tried to block changes that originates from the web browser as a Hail Mary but I couldn't find a proper way.)
Beware that in order for this workflow to work, there should be a repository secret named WIKI_TOKEN that contains a personal access token that has the following structure: