Refactor context RefName and RepoAssignment (#33226)

The `ctx.Repo.RefName` was used to be a "short name", it causes a lot of
ambiguity.

This PR does some refactoring and use `RefFullName` to replace the
legacy `RefName`, and simplify RepoAssignment
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@ -56,16 +56,11 @@ func repoArchiverForRelativePath(relativePath string) (*RepoArchiver, error) {
if err != nil {
return nil, util.SilentWrap{Message: fmt.Sprintf("invalid storage path: %s", relativePath), Err: util.ErrInvalidArgument}
}
nameExts := strings.SplitN(parts[2], ".", 2)
if len(nameExts) != 2 {
commitID, archiveType := git.SplitArchiveNameType(parts[2])
if archiveType == git.ArchiveUnknown {
return nil, util.SilentWrap{Message: fmt.Sprintf("invalid storage path: %s", relativePath), Err: util.ErrInvalidArgument}
}
return &RepoArchiver{
RepoID: repoID,
CommitID: parts[1] + nameExts[0],
Type: git.ToArchiveType(nameExts[1]),
}, nil
return &RepoArchiver{RepoID: repoID, CommitID: commitID, Type: archiveType}, nil
}
// GetRepoArchiver get an archiver