adding code reviewer workflow

[ashishkurmi]

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[github-actions]

Please find ChatGPT generated code comments below
.github/workflows/code-review.yml:- It is a good practice to specify the syntax version in the workflow file. For example, adding syntax: "yaml" at the beginning of the workflow file.

• Check the egress-policy value and make sure it is set to an appropriate value according to security policies.
• Instead of using the latest tag for the container image, it is a better practice to use a specific image tag, for example, the image tag corresponding to a specific version number.
• It may be better to specify the name of the pull request branch explicitly in branches key of on.pull_request object, rather than using main and int together.
• It is recommended to add a continue-on-error option after uses property object to ensure that the workflow does not stop if the check fails.

[codecov-commenter]

Codecov Report

Patch and project coverage have no change.

Comparison is base (a9f2ba0) 62.72% compared to head (827cfa4) 62.72%.

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  Files          15       15           
  Lines        1489     1489           
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  Hits          934      934           
  Misses        483      483           
  Partials       72       72           

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[github-actions]

Please find ChatGPT generated code comments below
.github/workflows/code-review.yml:- Instead of allowing read permissions to all contents and giving write access to pull requests, it's best practice to only provide specific permissions to those who need it. In this case, you could limit the permissions to only the necessary directories and files.

• Make sure to use the latest version of the packages and dependencies to prevent security vulnerabilities.
• Specify a version number in the Docker image to ensure reproducibility and avoid unintended updates.

[varunsh-coder]

Made minor changes