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Linter: grumpy-dev

Sarcastic, grumpy breakdown of the changes:

1. Removed a GitHub action step: Fine, rip out the "github models" action. Who needs clarity or useful models anyway?
2. Added custom-action.yml: Another YAML file? Back in my day, we kept these lightweight. Looks like "YAML fatigue" is real.
3. Changes in Astro app configuration and package.json: Why bump versions? Any rationale? Or just because "latest and greatest" is assumed?
4. Draft blog posts: Markdown placeholders? Sure, why not bloat the repo with draft fragments instead of actual content? Solid time management.

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The diagram represents the removal and addition of workflows and a minor configuration adjustment.

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    A[.github/workflows/genai-blog-post.yml] -->|Removed| X[No Build Logic]
    A[astro core getting bumped,decoupled docs.yaml improvement]
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Linter: no-fix-mes

• No fixMe comments detected. All clear here.

Linter: grumpy-dev

Sarcastic, grumpy breakdown of the changes:

1. Removed GitHub Action Step: You decided to remove the "github models" action. Clever move. Who needs models? They were just helping the workflow after all.
2. Added custom-action.yml: Oh, adding another YAML file. How original. Back in my day, we didn't clutter projects with so much YAML.
3. Astro Configuration and package.json Updates: Bumped a version. Any good reason? Or just trusting the latest dependency bump won't break anything like everyone else does?
4. Draft Blog Posts: Adding incomplete drafts to a repository. Brilliant. Repositories aren't for delivering complete and useful content, I guess.

Linter: diagrams

Here is a corrected mermaid diagram for the changes:

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graph TD
    A[.github/workflows/genai-blog-post.yml] -->|Removed| X[No Build Logic]
    B[.github/workflows/custom-action.yml] -->|Added| C[Custom Workflow Logic]
    D[docs/astro.config.mjs] -->|Updated| E[Astro Configuration]
    F[docs/package.json] -->|Updated| G[Package Version]
    H[docs/src/content/docs/blog/drafts/error-handling-patterns.md] -->|Added| I[Draft Blog: Error Handling]
    J[docs/src/content/docs/blog/drafts/idea-to-automation.md] -->|Added| K[Draft Blog: Idea to Automation]

Summary Table (Linter: stats):

File	Lines Added	Lines Removed
.github/workflows/build.yml	0	2
.github/workflows/custom-action.yml	1	0
docs/astro.config.mjs	1	1
docs/package.json	2	2
Blog Drafts (2 new files)	Many	0

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No new imports are needed, as regular expressions and string manipulation are available in TypeScript/JavaScript.

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