Core: Add STORY_SPECIFIED event for initial sidebar selection/URL
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tmeasday
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STORY_SPECIFIED event and use to drive the menuSTORY_SPECIFIED event and use to drive the initial sidebar selection/URL
shilman
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STORY_SPECIFIED event and use to drive the initial sidebar selection/URLSTORY_SPECIFIED event for initial sidebar selection/URL
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Issue: #11764
What I did
No longer respond to
CURRENT_STORY_WAS_SETin manager as it is too hard to tell if it is out of date.Instead, add a new event
STORY_SPECIFIEDwhich only applies to the first story selected.How to test
Try things in OfficialSB