This PR adds documentation for how to use run-name for workflow titles, to be introduced with Forgejo PR 13114.
doc: document run-name in Forgejo Actions reference #2020
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### `run-name`
An optional name for the individual workflow runs generated from the workflow. This name is displayed in the list of workflow runs in a project's Actions tab. If omitted, or if it evaluates to an empty string, the default title is used instead (e.g. the commit message for `push` events, or the workflow `name` for manually dispatched runs).
name for individual workflow runs (without "the" before individual). I'm not a fan of e.g. because that's not universally understood.
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An optional name for the individual workflow runs generated from the workflow. This name is displayed in the list of workflow runs in a project's Actions tab. If omitted, or if it evaluates to an empty string, the default title is used instead (e.g. the commit message for `push` events, or the workflow `name` for manually dispatched runs).
`run-name` is evaluated once, server-side, when the run is created. It can use expressions, and can reference the [contexts](#contexts) `forgejo`/`github`, `inputs`, and `vars`:
forgejo, github instead of forgejo/github because one day they won't be identical 🤞
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