feat: add GitHub Action to install httpprobe in workflows#31
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Composite action under .github/actions/setup downloads the matching release binary for the runner's OS and architecture and adds it to PATH, so consumers can run `httpprobe` in subsequent workflow steps without having to script the install themselves.
BSD tar on macOS does not support --force-local, and on Windows the Win-style $RUNNER_TEMP path (e.g. D:\a\_temp) tripped tar even with the flag. cygpath converts to POSIX form for tar/curl/find and back to Windows form when writing $GITHUB_PATH.
httpbin.org outages were causing false-negative failures on the action smoke test. The action itself is fully exercised by --version and --help; running a network-dependent sample tests httpbin, not the action.
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Composite action under .github/actions/setup downloads the matching release binary for the runner's OS and architecture and adds it to PATH, so consumers can run
httpprobein subsequent workflow steps without having to script the install themselves.