🩹 [Patch]: Add comment for faster testing and ensure linter environment variables are defined #10
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Description
This pull request updates the
.github/PSModule.ymlconfiguration to allow for more flexible and faster testing and linting workflows. The main changes introduce new environment variables to selectively disable specific linter validations and provide a commented-out option to skip some test steps.Workflow configuration improvements:
Lintersection to allow disabling of various linter validations, including Biome format/lint, GitHub Actions Zizmor, JSCPD, and Prettier checks for JSON, Markdown, and YAML.Test workflow flexibility: