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This is a followup to #187
The first PR did work, however it had a race condition, which meant when creating a new condition report the "has condition date" property wasn't being updated (page didn't exist before the refresh) - however when editing an existing one it would. For ease of testing I was just editing condition reports, and didn't pick up on this nuance until afterwards.
This PR switch the extension to use the mediawiki job queue to asynchronously schedule the refresh. The work done is same, it's just executed a few moments later rather than by the extension itself.
Tested in dev, and also in prod (as I thought the race condition might only be in the production environment).
The start delay of 5s is just a little extra guarantee of ordering.