Theme previews: use external action #7987
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This PR changes the current theme preview workflow to use an external function that executes the same process, but has two advantages: 1. It runs using `pull_request_target`, meaning that PRs created from forks will get previews too. 2. The action can be shared with other repos with a similar structure to get Playground previews as well, such as the [WordPress Community Themes](https://github.com/WordPress/community-themes) repo.
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This PR changes the current theme preview workflow to use an external function that executes the same process, but has two advantages:
pull_request_target, meaning that PRs created from forks will get previews too.We could also consider moving the repo, which is currently under my account, to the Automattic org.
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Related to the discussion here cc. @adamziel @mikachan