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Add proposed subclades to public and private builds #195

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Description of proposed changes

Updates the workflow configs, scripts, and rules to use proposed subclades instead of subclades in private builds and adds proposed subclades to public builds for all three lineages and both HA and NA.

As part of this update, I've also updated the color scales for subclades to reflect the variants circulating in the last 6 months with two or more sequences in the most recent public 2y builds.

Related issue(s)

Replaces #193
Follows from #194
Related to nextstrain/augur#1661

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  • Checks pass
  • Test full private builds
  • Test full public builds

Updates build configs, Auspice configs, and workflow rules and scripts
to surface proposed subclades in all public and private builds for all
three lineages and both HA and NA.
Updates workflow rules and scripts to use proposed subclades from
Nextclade annotations instead of the standard subclades. These changes
affect monthly reporting and not the public builds.
Use subclade as default branch label in private builds, since Augur's
validation of the Auspice config JSON doesn't allow default branch
labels to have spaces, underscores, or hyphens [1].

[1] nextstrain/augur#1661
@huddlej huddlej merged commit 3477eac into master Nov 7, 2024
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@huddlej huddlej deleted the use-proposed-subclades branch November 7, 2024 20:07
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