feat: automate using GitHub Actions

[dnhn]

I have written a workflow for automating content generation upon the merging of pull requests. It simply involves making edits to the data.json, eliminating the need for manual content generation.

Here is a successful execution of this workflow on my fork: https://github.com/dnhn/fe-pedia-paradite-actions/actions/runs/5903648824

To ensure the successful pushing of commits through this workflow, it is required that read and write permissions are granted to the workflow in repository Settings > Actions.

[paradite]

I didn't add the action because I don't want to have another entry in the list of files on home page. One more entry means people have to scroll down more to see the README.md.

I will keep this PR open until I decide on how to make it a website, which can be done together with PR.

[paradite]

see #25

[paradite]

Also I am not sure where you got the user name and email for the GitHub action bot.

I use the following for my repos:

          git config --global user.email "github@action"
          git config --global user.name "GitHub Action"

[dnhn]

I didn't add the action because I don't want to have another entry in the list of files on home page. One more entry means people have to scroll down more to see the README.md.

I will keep this PR open until I decide on how to make it a website, which can be done together with PR.

I understand your point and saw your plan for the website too, I thought that the action could be achieved simply for now. If the website is implemented, this action might not be necessary anymore.

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Also I am not sure where you got the user name and email for the GitHub action bot.

I use the following for my repos:

This is taken from the bot’s commits across various repositories. I have just found another source below and have updated it with a more appropriate email, tested and it worked: https://github.com/actions/deploy-pages/blob/main/.github/workflows/rebuild-dependabot-prs.yml#L47C78-L47C78