#136 fix: Correctly show ConfigureRound, StartRound and End actions for tournaments

[ianpaschal]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes
  • Organizer-specific tournament actions such as configuring rounds, starting rounds, and ending tournaments are now only available when the tournament status is set to "active". This ensures these actions are restricted to ongoing tournaments.

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Walkthrough

The logic for determining available tournament actions has been updated to require the tournament status to be 'active' before allowing certain organizer-specific actions. No changes were made to function signatures or exports; the updates are limited to internal conditional checks within the relevant function.

Changes

Cohort / File(s)	Change Summary
Tournament Action Availability Logic convex/_model/tournaments/queries/getAvailableTournamentActions.ts	Tightened conditions for adding organizer actions (ConfigureRound, StartRound, End) to require tournament status to be 'active'. No other logic or signature changes.

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