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Two changes on top of last commit:
1. SHA-256 ("تایید اصالت") now in every file caption. Each artifact's
caption gets a `<code>...</code>` line with the file's SHA-256 hex
so recipients can `sha256sum <file>` after download and verify it
matches what the channel posted. Defends against modified copies
if the channel ever gets relayed through a third party.
For chunked uploads (file > 45 MB), each part shows BOTH:
- SHA-256 of that specific part (verifies the chunk downloaded
intact before bothering to reassemble)
- SHA-256 of the full reassembled file (verifies the final result
after `cat <name>.part_* > <name>`)
2. Main channel post is now a cross-link, not files.
Previously the legacy `telegram` job in release.yml posted the
universal APK + full changelog as one sendDocument + sendMessage
pair to the main announcement channel.
New behaviour: telegram-publish-files.yml's last step posts a short
message to the main channel saying "v1.8.0 released, click here
for files" with a t.me link pointing at the files channel's
announcement anchor post. Recipients land on the anchor, scroll
to find the platform-specific artifact they need.
Link format: `t.me/c/<chat_id>/<msg>` for private channels (works
for members), or `t.me/<username>/<msg>` if `FILES_CHANNEL_USERNAME`
repo variable is set (works for everyone — useful if the files
channel is later made public).
Legacy telegram job in release.yml stays in source, dormant,
gated on `vars.TELEGRAM_NOTIFY_ENABLED == 'true'` (default false).
Comment updated to note the new workflow is the canonical path.
If both are turned on at once, the main channel gets two posts
per release.
Tested manually for syntax + caption rendering — actual SHA-256 values
will appear on the next workflow_dispatch run.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>