GitAuto: [FEATURE] Add @github/local-action and documentation

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Resolves #10

What is the feature

The feature is to integrate the @github/local-action utility into the project and provide documentation for its usage. This utility allows developers to debug their GitHub Actions locally by simulating the GitHub Actions environment.

Why we need the feature

This feature is essential because it enhances the development workflow by allowing developers to test and debug their GitHub Actions without needing to push changes to a repository and trigger the action on GitHub. This can save time and resources, and make the development process more efficient.

How to implement and why

1. Add @github/local-action as a dependency:

   • Update the package.json file to include @github/local-action as a development dependency. This will ensure that the utility is available for local development.

2. Create a local development script:

   • Add a script in the package.json that utilizes @github/local-action to run the action locally. This script will serve as a quick command for developers to execute their actions in a local environment.

3. Update documentation:

   • Modify the README.md file to include a section on local development. This section should explain how to set up and use @github/local-action, including any prerequisites and step-by-step instructions for running actions locally.

4. Test the integration:

   • Ensure that the local-action utility works as expected by running existing actions locally and verifying their behavior. This step is crucial to confirm that the integration is successful and that the documentation is accurate.

About backward compatibility

This feature does not affect backward compatibility as it introduces a development tool that does not alter the existing functionality of the actions. The changes are confined to the development environment and documentation, ensuring that the production behavior remains unchanged.

Test these changes locally

git checkout -b gitauto/issue-#10-1eed7d9b-f9d0-4d02-918b-c5497b18bd3b
git pull origin gitauto/issue-#10-1eed7d9b-f9d0-4d02-918b-c5497b18bd3b

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