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fix: fix workflow id#464

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  • Bug Fixes
    • Revised the handling of website schedule deletions to ensure that outdated schedules are properly removed from the system.
    • Improved termination procedures for background operations linked to schedule removals by refining conditions for clean-up, promoting more stable service performance.
    • These updates enhance overall system reliability and offer a smoother process for managing website scheduling workflows.

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The changes update the logic for handling website schedule deletion. In the platform service, a previously commented-out deletion call is now active, ensuring that when a schedule identifier is present, the schedule is removed. In the temporal website service, the termination logic is modified by removing logging statements and changing the condition to terminate a workflow only if its state is neither terminated nor completed, while also adding a deletion call within the schedule deletion method.

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File(s) Change Summary
src/.../platform.service.ts In handleWebsiteResourceChanges, the previously commented deletion of the website schedule has been activated. The function now actively deletes the schedule when an ID exists and then clears the metadata.
src/.../temporal/website.service.ts In TemporalWebsiteService, the terminateWorkflow method now omits logging and modifies the condition to only terminate workflows not already terminated or completed. Additionally, deleteSchedule now includes a call to await handle.delete();.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant PS as Platform Service
    participant CS as Core Service
    participant TWS as Temporal Website Service
    participant WH as Workflow Handle

    PS->>CS: deleteWebsiteSchedule(scheduleId)
    CS->>TWS: Request schedule deletion
    TWS->>WH: Execute handle.delete()
    CS->>TWS: Request workflow termination
    TWS->>WH: If workflow not TERMINATED/COMPLETED, execute handle.terminate("Terminated due to schedule deletion")
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