docs: update with information about new configurations

docs/src/nixos-containers/github-runner.md

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 ## General
 
-With this container, we provide a GitHub runner. This container does **not** have the regular Garuda configurations because it is considered untrusted.
+With this container, we provide a GitHub runner as well as (more recently), a GitLab runner. This container does **not** have the regular Garuda configurations because it is considered untrusted.
 Access needs to happen by running `nixos-container root-login` on `immortalis` ([click me](http://docs.garudalinux.net/hosts/immortalis.html#connecting-to-the-server)).
 
 ## Nix expression

docs/src/nixos-containers/repo.md

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 ## General
 
 This is another package builder, that builds packages for our `[garuda]` repository.
+This builder is accessed by the [PKGBUILD repos](https://gitlab.com/garuda-linux/pkgbuilds) CI pipelines via SSH to trigger package deployments.
+
+## How to request a build via CI
+
+To lock down any possible action, access has been restricted to a command wrapper. Allowed actions for the `gitlab` user are:
+
+1. Building a specific package
+2. Building a full routine
+
+In order to trigger these actions, one needs to do the following:
+
+1. `ssh -p 223 [email protected] chaotictrigger $pkgname`
+2. `ssh -p 223 [email protected] chaotictrigger routine`
+
+For our PKGBUILD repo, it has been implemented via this [pipeline](https://gitlab.com/garuda-linux/pkgbuilds/-/blob/main/.gitlab-ci.yml?ref_type=heads#L69).
+
+## How packages get built
+
+We switched to a CI-driven workflow for deploying new packages of the `garuda` repository, more details on how to operate the process can be found in the [repository section](../repositories/general.md).
+The GitLab runner used to build the packages is located in the untrusted [github-runner](./github-runner.md) container.
 
 ## Nix expression
 

docs/src/repositories/general.md

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 # Repositories
 
+## Notifications for new events at GitLab
+
+Since GitLab has an inbuilt Telegram integration, we can leverage this feature to send notifications to our a dedicated [Telegram development updates channel](https://t.me/garuda_updates).
+Posts are send for all kinds of relevent, but non-confidential events like commits, comments or new merge requests. Failed pipelines would also be reported here.
+
 ## Backing up current repositories
 
 Current repositories may be backed up using [ghorg](https://github.com/gabrie30/ghorg).