Add GitHub Action support and marketplace generation#6
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This commit introduces support for a GitHub Action integration for obfuscan, including defining the action structure in `README.md` files for core, rules, and action packages. It also updates the CI workflow in `.github/workflows/ci.yml` to include steps for installing dependencies, building the action, and generating the marketplace action. New tests are added for reading GitHub action input environment variables in `packages/action/test/inputs.test.ts`. The documentation is updated to reflect the separation of concerns, noting that the GitHub Action source lives in `packages/action` and the marketplace distribution is generated locally.
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This commit introduces support for a GitHub Action integration for obfuscan, including defining the action structure in
README.mdfiles for core, rules, and action packages. It also updates the CI workflow in.github/workflows/ci.ymlto include steps for installing dependencies, building the action, and generating the marketplace action. New tests are added for reading GitHub action input environment variables inpackages/action/test/inputs.test.ts. The documentation is updated to reflect the separation of concerns, noting that the GitHub Action source lives inpackages/actionand the marketplace distribution is generated locally.