Add Zapier trigger that fires when Documents are updated

[rossmeissl]

@tommoor I haven't tested this yet — just wondering if you'd be interested in a PR like this before I spend more time on it.

This is just a copy of the original document trigger with a synthetic compound id that includes the document's revision as a suffix. The Zapier docs on "update triggers" are a bit bare but I believe this is how it works.

My one concern is that if a single Document is updated multiple times (i.e. multiple Revisions are created) in quick succession (i.e. within the polling interval), the Zap will trigger once for each of them. I suppose this is intended behavior on the Zapier platform.

[tommoor]

just wondering if you'd be interested in a PR like this before I spend more time on it.

Yep, not sure when I'll be able to test – but if it works then would happily accept the trigger

[rossmeissl]

Thanks @tommoor !

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Pull Request Overview

This pull request adds a new Zapier trigger ("docUpdated") that fires when documents are updated, using a synthetic compound ID to differentiate revisions. Key changes include the addition of a new trigger in triggers/docUpdated.js, its registration in index.js, and minor adjustments to parameter handling for document listing.

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File	Description
triggers/docUpdated.js	Added a new trigger that maps document updates to a synthetic ID.
index.js	Registered the new trigger alongside the existing document trigger.

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triggers/docUpdated.js:19

• [nitpick] Consider using a more descriptive or contextual name for the intermediate 'documentId' property (or adding a clarifying comment) to avoid potential confusion with the original 'id' property.

item.documentId = item.id;

triggers/docUpdated.js:20

• [nitpick] Review the compound ID construction to confirm that concatenating 'documentId' with 'revision' using a hyphen will reliably produce a unique identifier in all intended scenarios.

item.id = item.documentId + '-' + item.revision;