Upon creation of the vdr.json file (see here), instead of merely storing it as an artifact in the Github action, we should store the file in this repo (either direct push, or PR that is auto-merged). In this way, we would have a permanent URL to 'point at' from other sources when referring to the vdr.

    - name: Direct Push Update
      run: | 
          echo "Direct Push:"
          git config --global user.name "Auto-Push[bot]"
          git config --global user.email "auto-push@users.noreply.github.com" 
          git add vdr.json
          git commit -m "Updated stats"
          git push

A similar example of this in use can be found here.

If we continue to generate the vdr on every push / pull_request, we may need to mitigate a potential infinite loop problem of updating a file via an action triggered by a pull request, by inserting a paths-ignore case.