docs: use --set-string for Discord channel IDs in README#70
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Discord Snowflake IDs exceed float64 precision. Using --set causes silent message ignoring due to scientific notation mangling. Ref: #43
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Discord Snowflake IDs exceed float64 precision. Using --set causes silent message ignoring due to scientific notation mangling. Ref: openabdev#43 Co-authored-by: thepagent <thepagent@users.noreply.github.com>
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Update all 4 Helm install examples in README to use
--set-stringfordiscord.allowedChannels.Discord Snowflake IDs exceed float64 precision (>2^53). Using
--setcauses silent message ignoring due to scientific notation mangling. Configmap validation was already added in #64; this PR fixes the README examples.Ref: #43