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GitHub Actions: Additional information available in github.event payload for scheduled workflow runs

Additional information has been added to the payload of github.event for scheduled runs. Before this change, github.event for scheduled runs would only include the cron schedule. This change adds information about the repository, organization, and enterprise (when available).

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