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Adds a new Rust binary crate at data/pr-check that runs on every PR touching data/tools/ and checks each newly added tool YAML against the contributing criteria: - More than 20 stars - More than one contributor - Repository is at least 3 months old The check posts a formatted Markdown comment on the PR summarising the results per tool, updating the existing bot comment on re-push rather than adding a new one each time. Non-GitHub sources are flagged for manual review. The CI step exits with a non-zero code when any criterion is not met, turning the check red. The workflow only triggers on PRs that touch data/tools/ and caches the cargo build to keep runs fast.
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Adds a Rust binary crate at
data/pr-checkand a new workflow.github/workflows/pr-check.ymlthat automatically checks every PR touchingdata/tools/against the contributing criteria.For each newly added tool YAML the check fetches data from the GitHub API and evaluates:
Results are posted as a single Markdown comment on the PR, updated in place on each push rather than adding a new comment every time. Non-GitHub sources are flagged for manual review. The CI step exits with code 1 when any criterion is not met, so the check turns red.
The workflow only runs when
data/tools/files change and caches the cargo build between runs.