We have a script that runs every hour and checks Patchwork for new patches in the OVN project. If a Jira issue is cited in any new patches, then the script sends a POST to a Jira webhook with the review URL. Jira automation then sets the issue to the "In Review" state and adds a comment to the issue with the review URL.

We want to update the behavior so that once a review has had comments made on it, and changes have been requested, then the review is moved back to "In Progress" while the developer makes the requested changes. Once a new version of the review is posted, then the issue can be set to "In Review" again.

To make these changes, we will need to do the following:
1. The script currently only sends the review URL to the Jira webhook. The script will need to now also send the recommended state to change the issue to. The current script should indicate the state change to be "In Review".
2. The Jira automation will need to be updated to transition the issue to the state given in the webhook data.
3. The script currently only checks for the "patch-created" event to find patches in the "new" state. The script will also need to check for the "patch-state-changed" event now. If the patch changes state to anything other than "new", "under review", or "accepted", then the script should tell the webhook to transition back to "In Progress".