GitHub actions rewritten to better test code and better automerge dependency updates #129
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Based on code from impresscms-dev/strip-markdown-extensions-from-links-action#146
After this actions all CI logic splitted into few parts:
Description by Korbit AI
What change is being made?
Rewrite GitHub Actions workflows to enhance testing capabilities and automatically merge dependency updates more effectively.
Why are these changes being made?
These updates are aimed at improving the efficiency of CI/CD processes by automating code formatting, distribution file updates, and dependency merges, ensuring that code standards are consistently maintained and that the latest updates are automatically integrated upon successful tests. This approach streamlines workflow operations and reduces manual intervention, minimizing human error. Additionally, updates to scripts reduce false warnings during linting.