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Add example of using console.log to display attributes of object context
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I spent longer than I care to admit yesterday trying to track down documentation on what was available in the object context other than what was shown in examples but could never correlate it directly to the github context listed in the contexts doc nor the octokit documentation. Just knowing that you could simply print out object values may save a future newbie time