ci: add GitHub Actions CI workflow for Node.js - #20
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What I changed
Added a GitHub Actions Continuous Integration (CI) workflow to automate the project's validation process.
Configured the workflow to run automatically on every push and pull request targeting the repository.
The workflow checks out the source code, sets up a Node.js 20 environment, installs the project dependencies, and runs the available test suite to verify that the application builds and functions correctly.
Why it improves the project
This CI workflow introduces automated validation into the development process, ensuring that every code change is checked before it is merged into the main branch. By automatically detecting build errors, dependency issues, and failing tests, it helps maintain code quality, improves development consistency, and reduces the risk of introducing regressions. It also aligns the project with modern DevOps practices by providing fast, reliable feedback to contributors and maintainers.
How I tested it
Verified that the GitHub Actions workflow file is valid and follows the correct YAML syntax.
Confirmed that the workflow triggers automatically on both push and pull request events.
Reviewed the workflow execution to ensure it successfully checks out the repository, sets up the Node.js 20 environment, installs dependencies, and runs the project's test suite (when available).
Ensured the workflow completes successfully without configuration or syntax errors.