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  • Enhanced the automation process for documentation updates. The system now checks for modifications and avoids creating duplicate update requests, ensuring a smoother, more efficient workflow.

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Walkthrough

This pull request updates the GitHub Actions workflow for updating examples by introducing conditional checks. The workflow now first checks if there are changes in the documentation directory. If changes are detected, it then verifies whether a pull request from the documentation update branch to the main branch already exists. Only if changes are found and no existing PR is present, the workflow proceeds to create a new pull request.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.github/workflows/update_examples.yml	- Added: "Check if changes were made" step to detect modifications in the docs/ directory. - Added: "Check for existing PR" step using GitHub Script. - Modified: "Create Pull Request" step to run only when changes are detected and no existing pull request is found.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Runner as Workflow Runner
  participant Checker as "Check if changes were made"
  participant PRChecker as "Check for existing PR"
  participant PRCreator as "Create Pull Request"

  Runner->>Checker: Evaluate changes in docs/
  Checker-->>Runner: Return changes_detected status

  alt Changes Detected
    Runner->>PRChecker: Check for existing PR on main from dev-docs-update
    PRChecker-->>Runner: Return PR existence result
    alt No Existing PR
      Runner->>PRCreator: Initiate creation of a PR
      PRCreator-->>Runner: Confirm PR creation
    else Existing PR found
      note right of Runner: Skip PR creation step
    end
  else No Changes Detected
    note right of Runner: Workflow terminates without PR
  end

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Poem

I'm a bunny on a quest so bright,
Nibbling docs by day and night,
Checking changes with a keen eye,
Ensuring no duplicate PRs fly high,
With each step, a new path is spun,
Celebrating the changes - oh, what fun!
Hop along to code, my friend!

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