Add "Entity Has Salesforce Mapping" condition

Entity Is Mapped to Salesforce condition implemented and committed.

What it does: Check if a Drupal entity has a Salesforce mapping. Optionally stores the mapping information in tokens for use by subsequent actions. Essential for conditional workflows based on Salesforce sync status.

Key features:

• Check for ANY mapping or specific mapping ID
• Works with entity from context or token
• Optionally stores mapping info in tokens (eliminates need for separate action)
• Supports multiple mappings per entity
• Clean pass/fail condition for ECA workflows

Configuration options:

• Entity token: Optional, uses context entity if empty
• Mapping ID: Optional, check for specific mapping
• Store mapping tokens: Save mapping info for subsequent actions
• Token name: Name for stored mapping data

Stored tokens (when enabled):

• [token:salesforce_id] - The Salesforce record ID
• [token:salesforce_object_type] - Object type (Contact, Lead, etc.)
• [token:mapping_id] - Salesforce mapping configuration ID
• [token:salesforce_url] - Direct Salesforce URL
• [token:last_sync_status], [token:last_sync_action]

Example usage:

• Entity view: Only show Salesforce fields if entity is mapped
• Complete workflow: Condition stores tokens, next action uses [token:salesforce_id] to fetch fields
• Specific mapping: Check if entity uses "contact_mapping" specifically
• Pre-operation check: Verify mapping exists before sync operations

Testing: Successfully tested with mapped and unmapped entities. Token storage works perfectly, enabling streamlined workflows without separate mapping lookup actions.

Files added/changed:

• src/Plugin/ECA/Condition/EntityIsMapped.php (new condition)
• config/schema/salesforce_eca.schema.yml (configuration schema)

Now you can create conditional workflows based on Salesforce mapping status, with optional token storage for maximum efficiency.

Automatically closed - issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.