feat: add vercel.md

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• feat: add vercel.md #61 👈
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🟡 Style: average

Consider this context in the form of code snippets from the withgraphite/monologue codebase. The snippets provided range from CSS styling in CodeDiff.scss, to test scripts such as parse_diff_for_added.test.ts, and even module imports and function implementations in CodeDiff.tsx and find_code_rule_matches.ts. The existing codebase appears to be a mixture of TypeScript, JavaScript, and CSS, following common code style conventions such as informative variable naming, modular function definitions, and multi-line comments for specific blocks of code.

🔴 Patterns: low

The added file vercel.md introduces a new markdown file with a single line, '# Vercel'. From the provided snippets of the codebase, the predominant language appears to be TypeScript and CSS with occasional use of JavaScript. Therefore, the new addition does not match the existing patterns of codebase.

🟢 Duplication: low

The code snippets given contain a variety of import statements, function definitions, and user interfaces. These are all related to the 'withgraphite/monologue' codebase. The final diff to the 'vercel.md' file does not match with any of the previously given code.

🔴 Unit tests: low

The passage introduces multiple files from a codebase, in different languages and scopes, including tests, utilities, interfaces, and setups. Pre-existing test suites and utilities are imported and utilized within the code. However, no new test has been introduced or existing test updated within the given context.

🟢 Risk: low

The code change introduces a new markdown file named 'vercel.md'. It seems to be a document, possibly instructions or notes, rather than code. Therefore, relative to the existing codebase, this change is considered low risk.