[FIX] Include updateReplySchema in index.js #229
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npm run lintto find errors in code syntax/formatnpm run lint:fixto fix all auto-fixable errors in source code and auto-format with prettierWhat does this PR do?
Ensures that the validation schema (rules) of updating a reply are made available through the index file in the utils/validationRules folder.
description of Task to be completed?
Includes the validation schema for updating a reply the utils/validationRules/Replies/updateReplySchema.js by requiring and exporting it in the utils/validationRules/index.js file.
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