Add Request Lock to RequestWiki

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a locking mechanism for wiki requests, allowing users to specify if a wiki page should be locked during creation.
  • Added a new checkbox field for locking functionality in the wiki creation form.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved handling of request locking logic during form submission.

• Database Changes

  • Added a cw_lock column to the cw_requests table, enabling tracking of lock states for requests.

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Walkthrough

This update introduces a locking mechanism for wiki requests, enhancing control over the creation and management of wiki pages. Key changes include the addition of a locking checkbox in the form, a new lock property in the WikiRequest class, and a corresponding database column. These modifications allow users to specify if a wiki page should be locked, improving user interaction and request handling in the system.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
includes/RequestWiki/RequestWikiRequestViewer.php	Added lock checkbox to the form descriptor and updated submitForm to handle the lock field in form submissions.
includes/RequestWiki/WikiRequest.php	Introduced a public property $lock and a method getLocked() to manage the locking state of requests.
sql/cw_requests.sql, sql/patches/patch-cw_requests-add-cw_lock.sql	Added a new column cw_lock (TINYINT, NOT NULL, DEFAULT '0') to the cw_requests table for tracking locking state, enhancing request management capabilities.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Form
    participant RequestWikiRequestViewer
    participant WikiRequest

    User->>Form: Submit new wiki request with lock
    Form->>RequestWikiRequestViewer: submitForm(lock)
    RequestWikiRequestViewer->>WikiRequest: lock = $formData['lock']
    WikiRequest->>WikiRequest: Store lock state
    Note over WikiRequest: Request is created with lock state

🐇 In a world of locks and pages so bright,
A checkbox now dances with delight.
With a click, our wikis can stay secure,
A hop and a skip, we’re ready for more!
Let’s write and create, with joy we will sing,
For locked pages bring a wonderful thing! 🥕✨

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This will end up being done in #567