Adds "Issue Tracking" with wrong GitHub repository

[johnmellor]

Since commit 6bd2a6a "When Repository is a GH repo, add it to the Issue Tracking metadata.", if I run bikeshed on my fork of whatwg/notifications in order to create a pull request, it adds the following HTML:

+     <dt>Issue Tracking:
+     <dd><a href="https://github.com/johnmellor/notifications/issues/">GitHub</a>

But this is the wrong URL! It should be https://github.com/whatwg/notifications/issues.

It also creates an inconsistency between using https://api.csswg.org/bikeshed/ (which doesn't know about git) and running bikeshed locally.

Based on these two problems, it seems it might be better to go back to explicitly listing these links in the metadata section (indeed the notifications spec already has a !Participate section with this link).

@annevk @beverloo FYI

[tabatkins]

You can specify the repository manually with the Repository metadata, if you're running things in a way that produces inconsistent results.

(Notifications has a manual !Participate link to get desired formatting/links, which are different than what Bikeshed generates.)

[johnmellor]

Is there a way to disable this auto-generated Issue Tracking section and just show the custom !Participate one?

[tabatkins]

Yeah, you can add Boilerplate: omit feedback-header to the metadata.

(But you still want a Repository: whatwg/notifications entry too, if you ever plan to take advantage of inline GH issues.)