feat(ci): add baseline CI

[MSevey]

Overview

Adding baseline CI via copying in .github from rollkit and editing.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Introduced automated dependency updates and default reviewer settings for pull requests.
  • Added a pull request template to standardize submissions.
  • Implemented continuous integration and release automation workflows.
  • Automated housekeeping tasks for issue and pull request management.
  • Enhanced code quality checks with multiple linter setups.
  • Enforced semantic naming for pull request titles to maintain consistency.
  • Setup workflows for testing and code coverage checks in the project.

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 3a6630c and cb6d917.

Walkthrough

The recent updates bring a comprehensive suite of GitHub workflows and configurations to streamline code reviews, automate dependency updates, and enhance CI processes. These changes aim to boost efficiency, maintain code quality, and provide clear guidelines for contributors.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
.github/auto_request_review.yml, .github/dependabot.yml	Introduce auto review settings and automate dependency updates.
.github/pull_request_template.md	Provides a structured template for pull requests.
.github/workflows/.../ci_release.yml, .github/workflows/.../test.yml	Set up CI/CD and testing workflows for integration and release.
.github/workflows/.../housekeeping.yml, .github/workflows/.../lint.yml, .github/workflows/.../semantic-pull-request.yml	Introduce housekeeping tasks, linting, and enforce semantic pull request titles.

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In the garden of code, where the bits all align,
The rabbits have worked, making everything fine.
With a hop and a skip, they set workflows in place,
Now pull requests flow with a much swifter pace.
Cheers to the team, with each merge, we advance!
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Actionable comments posted: 1

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Out of diff range and nitpick comments (1)

.github/workflows/lint.yml (1)

22-22: Clarify the comment about GIT_DIFF environment variable.

The comment on line 22 is unclear. It mentions setting GIT_DIFF to true if files defined in PATTERNS changed, but it's not evident how this is achieved since the get-diff-action does not explicitly set this environment variable. Consider adding a step to explicitly set GIT_DIFF based on the output of get-diff-action.