* update hookdeck source to github-dev for local development
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* use GITHUB_APP_SLUG env var for install URLs instead of hardcoded slug
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* replace GITHUB_TOKEN alias hack with ensureGitHubToken in vitest setup
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* add neon CLI reference wiki page
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* use select_target for GitHub App install URL to show account picker
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* scope repo listing to installation access and invalidate paged cache
when repository_selection is "selected", use the REST installation repos
list instead of the unscoped GraphQL repositoryOwner query. also filter
active repos against the allowed set. add getInstallationReposPage cache
invalidation alongside existing getInstallationRepos invalidation in
webhooks and the GitHub App callback.
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* clear getUserInstallations cache on repo add/remove webhooks
repository_selection changes (e.g. "all" -> "selected") trigger
repositories_added/removed events, so the installation metadata
cache must be refreshed to pick up the new selection mode.
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