Check if target workflow is enabled before triggering front sync (#81432)
This change adds a check to ensure the front sync workflow is enabled
before attempting to trigger it. Previously, when the workflow was
disabled, the dispatch would fail and cause false alerts about
deployment test failures.
Now, if the workflow is disabled, the sync trigger is skipped with clear
logging. The on-call person should be aware that the workflow is
disabled and can manually rerun the sync once the workflow is
re-enabled.
I tested this by commenting out the tests and just running the check if
workflow is enabled step and it worked:
next.js
5ac55fc8 - Check if target workflow is enabled before triggering front sync (#81432)
