Chad Birch 5b4ccc9ed6 AutoMod: ensure comment on a post sends orangered
Normally, if a moderator leaves a top-level comment on a post and
distinguishes it, we send an orangered to the author of the post even if
they have "send replies to my inbox" disabled for that post. This is
done since a distinguished top-level comment is often used to give important
information to the author (such as why the post was removed).

However, since AutoMod distinguishes its comments "directly" by just
setting the attribute, this logic wasn't being checked for its comments,
and it hasn't been sending orangereds in cases where it should be. This
commit fixes that, and ensures that it'll always send one whenever it's
commenting on a post.
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