feat: make build failure optional with new fail-on-human input #15
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- Changed default behavior: action no longer fails the build when human code is detected - Added new `fail-on-human` input option (default: false) to control build failure behavior - Changed `post-comment` default to true for better visibility - When `fail-on-human` is false and human code is detected, the action now logs a warning instead of failing - Updated README.md with documentation for the new option
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Summary
fail-on-humaninput option (default: false) to control build failure behaviorpost-commentdefault to true for better visibilityChanges
This PR makes the action more flexible by not failing builds by default when human code is detected. Instead:
fail-on-human: trueThis allows teams to gradually adopt AI-first development practices without immediately blocking all human contributions.