Update README.md

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation

  • Added a new section that explains an automated workflow for installing a Drupal site.

• New Features

  • Introduced an automated installation process triggered both by pull requests and manually, streamlining the deployment setup.

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Walkthrough

The update adds a new "implementation" section to the README.md file. This section details a GitHub Actions workflow configuration that installs a Drupal site. The workflow is set to trigger on pull requests to the main branch and via manual dispatch. It defines a job named install running on ubuntu-latest, which executes the discoverygarden/action-site-install@v1 action with parameters for AWS, SSH, and Composer authentication credentials.

Changes

File	Summary of Changes
README.md	Added an "implementation" section with a new GitHub Actions workflow ("Test Install Drupal Site") using discoverygarden/action-site-install@v1

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant GitHubActions as GitHub Actions
    participant Installer as Drupal Installation Action

    User->>GitHubActions: Trigger workflow (PR on main or manual dispatch)
    GitHubActions->>Installer: Execute install job
    Installer-->>GitHubActions: Return installation result

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Drupal installs with a hop and a click,
GitHub Actions doing the trick.
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README.md (5)

4-5: New "implementation" Section Added
The addition of the "# implementation" header clearly separates the new GitHub Actions workflow configuration from the rest of the document.

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8-11: YAML Block: Permissions
The YAML for the “permissions” block is correctly structured with appropriate key-value pairs.

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12-20: Workflow Triggers Configuration
The "on:" block correctly defines both pull request events (with specified branches and types) and a manual trigger via workflow_dispatch. This setup should provide flexibility in triggering the workflow as intended.

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21-24: Job Configuration
The job configuration under "jobs:" for the install job, including the runs-on: ubuntu-latest directive, is clearly defined and follows GitHub Actions best practices.

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25-33: Workflow Step: Install Drupal Site Action
The step using discoverygarden/action-site-install@v1 and its parameters for AWS role, AWS region, SSH key, and Composer authentication are laid out correctly. However, please verify that the AWS-related values (aws-role and aws-region) are intentionally obtained from ${{ vars.ECR_PUSH_ROLE }} and ${{ vars.ECR_AWS_REGION }} rather than from secrets, as the SSH and Composer values are. This mix may be intentional, but a consistency check is recommended.