v0.8.0

Buttons that start GitHub Actions workflows, so a site can keep the editor on its test copy only;
and a sidebar that can be made wider.

• actions in config.json. Each entry is a sidebar button: a label, a workflow with a
  workflow_dispatch trigger, and optionally the ref to run on (the content branch by default),
  fixed inputs, the confirm text, and a url to link once it succeeds. A click confirms —
  warning about unsaved changes in the open article — starts the workflow, and the line under the
  button follows the run to the end. The typical use: the editor lives on a test site built from
  main, and a button publishes main to the live site, which is built without the editor. The
  GitHub App needs Actions: Read and write for them; without actions, nothing changes and
  Read-only is still enough. See Action buttons.
• Resizable sidebar. Drag the sidebar's right edge to make the article list wider or narrower
  (or focus it and use the arrow keys); the width is kept in the browser, and a double-click puts
  it back. Phones keep the drawer as it was.

npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/simple-git-cms