Fix report payload to not always override#129
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| additional_information_override = self.additional_information or None | ||
| inspector_url_override = self.inspector_url or None |
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nit: remove the _override suffix
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The popup modal is intended to be an "override" setting to override what's in the database. The Mainframe API would use the "override" if it's not None. However,
discord.pyreturns""forui.TextInputs that were not filled out, which is not None. This meant that the empty string would always override what's in the database when sending the email report, which is undesirable.This PR fixes it so that
""becomesNone, which is then sent as the HTTP payload.