Release: edge-apps-actions v26.10.2 (development → main) - #46

- Set STAGE_EDGE_APP_ID and PRODUCTION_EDGE_APP_ID repo variables and pass them through to the initialize/update actions as edge_app_id
- Drop id from screenly.yml and delete screenly_qc.yml since a single manifest is now used regardless of environment
- Pin edge-apps-actions to a commit for now, since v26.9.0 can't be tagged there until a repo ruleset is adjusted

…kflows

The multi-app initialize/update-rss-reader-apps workflows target
screenly_qc.yml for stage deploys independently of the standard
initialize/update-edge-app actions. Deleting it broke that path.

Deploy stage on pushes to the default branch and production on
vYY.M.PATCH tags, refusing tags not on the default branch.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Checks, Initialize and Update now call the reusable workflows; deploys
queue instead of running side by side. Dependabot checks GitHub Actions
weekly and targets development, so pin bumps go through the usual flow.

Use edge-apps-actions v26.10.2 and add release badge to README

main has commits that never came back to development, so a development -> main
PR conflicts. Bring them in here first.

Conflict in `package.json`/`bun.lock`: took `main`'s newer dependency set. `development` only bumped `@screenly/edge-apps` to ^1.2.1, and `main` already has ^26.8.0.

ci: only deploy feed apps to production from tags on main

The checks workflow only covered main, so pull requests against
development ran no CI. Mirror the trigger list used by the other
edge app repos.

…rss-reader

# Conflicts:
#	bun.lock
#	package.json

BBC feeds only list 240px images, which blur when stretched across the
lead story. Their image CDN serves the same image at other widths, so ask
for one that fits the screen, rounded up to a width the CDN accepts (some,
such as 1080, are a 404). If the resized image fails, fall back to the
feed's own URL before hiding it. Other feeds' URLs are unchanged.

In landscape the lead story's content was taller than its column, so flex
shrank the clamped headline and excerpt and cut lines through the middle.
Keep them at full height, give the headline room for descenders, and limit
the excerpt to two lines beside a lead image (four without one). Portrait
is unchanged. Screenshots regenerated.

- Feed apps now trigger on numeric v[0-9]* tags only, like
  update-edge-app.yml. A single step decides production, and the
  tag-on-main check keys off that result, so a manual run on a tag such
  as vrc1 stays on stage instead of deploying all feed apps to production.
- Initialize Edge App fails unless run from the default branch. The
  reusable workflow builds the caller's ref, so a run from a feature
  branch could otherwise initialize an app from unreleased code.
- README release commands use a vYY.MM.N placeholder instead of the
  already-used v26.10.0 tag.

feat: redesign the reader as a news board

Addresses the two Copilot comments on #46.

BBC image URLs come in more than one shape, and each accepts its own set
of sizes. Only /ace/standard/<w>/ was resized, so video items
(/images/ic/<w>x<h>/) stayed at 240x135, and /news/<w>/ URLs would have
too. Each shape now has its own list of sizes, each verified against the
CDN (/news/ 404s on 1280, /images/ic/ 403s on 2048x1152).

The README configuration table now lists the mode setting, and
rss_title's description no longer mentions the removed cards.

ci: address Copilot feedback on the release workflows

Feed apps (BBC News, Fox News, ...) all run this repo's code with their own
settings and ids. They now deploy and initialize like every other Edge App,
through the shared update and initialize actions, instead of custom CLI
steps:

- deployed-apps.yml is the only source of feed-app ids. An app without an
  id for the environment is skipped; before, ABC and CNN were deployed to
  production with an empty id on every release.
- A new apply-feed-app action writes an app's deployed-apps.yml entry into
  screenly.yml. Everything else comes from screenly.yml, so stage no longer
  needs screenly_qc.yml, which is removed.
- The shared actions bring a pinned CLI (v26.9.0, not @master), a token
  check, and, for initialize, refusal when the app already has an id or
  its name is taken.
- Stage deploys only from the default branch, one deploy at a time per app
  and environment, and dispatch inputs reach scripts as environment
  variables.
- Initialize takes an app key and reads the rest from deployed-apps.yml,
  so adding a feed app is: add its entry, initialize, record the id.
- The unused override_app_name input is dropped.

The main RSS Reader app keeps deploying through update-edge-app.yml.

fix: address Copilot feedback on the redesign

Rewriting the header comment left the old comment block behind along with
a second top-level apps: key. yq and Bun take the last key, so the
workflows still read the right apps, but stricter YAML parsers reject the
file. Reported by Copilot on #50.

- Releasing explains that one vYY.M.PATCH tag on main releases the main
  app and every feed app with a production id, and uses the same version
  format as the other Edge App repos.
- New sections cover publishing a new feed app (icon, deployed-apps.yml
  entry, initialize on stage then production, record the ids) and
  updating one (deployed-apps.yml, code or screenly.yml, one-off runs,
  removing an app from deploys).
- DEPLOYMENT.md keeps how the feed-app workflows work and the field
  reference, and links to the README for the steps.

ci: deploy feed apps through the shared edge-apps-actions

docs: document releases, publishing and updating feed apps

A negative age passed the 24-hour check, so a cache saved while the
player's clock was ahead (common before it syncs) stayed fresh for the
whole gap. Only an age from 0 to 24 hours now counts as fresh. Reported
by Copilot on #52.

fix: tie the feed cache to its feed and expire it, clamp cache_interval