Push event payload body updates

[jhutarek]

This reopens #2626.

[Copilot]

Pull request overview

Updates the Web Push Notification::EventPayload body strings to provide more informative, action-specific messages (instead of the prior minimal fallback), aligning push notifications better with how mobile/web clients display notification bodies.

Changes:

• Expand Notification::EventPayload#body to handle additional card actions (triage, sent back to triage, board/collection moves, title changes, postponed/auto-postponed).
• Add private helpers (column_name, new_location_name, new_title) to extract message details from event.particulars.
• Add/extend Web push payload tests to cover the new messages and fallback behavior when particulars are missing/blank.

Reviewed changes

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File	Description
app/models/notification/event_payload.rb	Adds action-specific push notification body text and helper methods to pull details from event.particulars.
test/models/notification/push_target/web_test.rb	Adds coverage ensuring Web push payload body matches new action-specific messages and fallbacks.

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[rosa]

I was going to ask whether this was correct because it seemed strange to have a particulars key inside the particulars hash, but I see this is unfortunately the case in some of the event tracking calls. In some cases, the calls to track_event include an extra particulars key. This is the case in:

def track_board_change_event(old_board_name)
  track_event "board_changed", particulars: { old_board: old_board_name, new_board: board.name }
end

def track_title_change
  if title_before_last_save.present?
    track_event "title_changed", particulars: { old_title: title_before_last_save, new_title: title }
  end
end

track_event "triaged", particulars: { column: column.name }

And I see these are precisely the ones you're using here, which is unfortunate 😅 Ideally we'd fix the extra particulars key there, but that's out of scope for this change.

Perhaps, to remove a bit of the repetition here, I'd add an extra method like this:

def event_particulars
  event.particulars.dig("particulars") || {}
end

And then use it like

def  column_name
  event_particulars["column"]
end

[jhutarek]

@rosa Thanks, pushed an update.

[rosa]

Nice! I've double-checked that this shouldn't affect web push notifications in any way (just the body change, which is ok). Added a small suggestion.