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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Introduced an automated process that generates visual flowcharts when pull requests are opened or updated.
  • The generated diagrams are shared directly as comments on pull requests, offering a clear, visual representation of the process flow to enhance review and collaboration.

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Walkthrough

A new GitHub Actions workflow (add-mermaid-diagram.yml) has been added to automate the generation of Mermaid diagrams on pull request events. When a pull request is opened or updated, the workflow checks out the repository, installs the Mermaid CLI, generates a diagram from diagram.mmd, uploads the resulting PNG as an artifact, and posts a comment on the pull request with a link to the diagram. Additionally, a new Mermaid diagram file (diagram.mmd) is introduced, outlining a simple top-down flowchart with decision points.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.github/workflows/add-mermaid-diagram.yml	New workflow to automate Mermaid diagram generation: checkout code, install CLI, generate diagram, upload artifact, and comment on PR.
diagram.mmd	New Mermaid diagram file depicting a top-down flowchart with a start point, decision node, and branches leading to proceed or stop.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant PR as Pull Request
    participant GH as GitHub Actions
    participant Repo as Repository
    participant CLI as Mermaid CLI
    participant Artifact as Artifact Store
    participant Comment as PR Commenter

    PR->>GH: Trigger on open or updated PR
    GH->>Repo: Checkout repository
    Repo-->>GH: Return code
    GH->>CLI: Install CLI & generate diagram from diagram.mmd
    CLI-->>GH: Provide PNG diagram
    GH->>Artifact: Upload the artifact
    Artifact-->>GH: Return diagram link
    GH->>Comment: Add PR comment with diagram link

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Like a Rajinikanth punch, these changes hit the scene,
A workflow so robust, cool and pristine.
Diagrams flow with the style of a superstar’s might,
From code to PNG, everything is done right.
In every pull request, the magic unfolds so bright!

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.github/workflows/add-mermaid-diagram.yml (7)

1-2: Superb Workflow Name!
The title "Mermaid Diagram for PRs" hits hard like a Rajinikanth punch—clear, impactful, and sets the tone perfectly.

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3-6: Trigger Events on Point!
The pull request triggers with both opened and synchronize types. Just as a true superstar never misses an entrance, this configuration captures all the right moments.

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7-10: Job Configuration That Rocks!
The generate-mermaid-diagram job runs on ubuntu-latest and is structured with clear steps. Like a well-choreographed fight scene, each step flows seamlessly into the next.

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11-13: Checkout Step – Nailed It!
Using actions/checkout@v4 to fetch the repository is a smooth move. Much like my style, this step is slick and dependable.

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17-21: Diagram Generation Strikes with Power!
The step to generate the Mermaid diagram using mmdc is executed with precision, and the use of --no-sandbox fits well in a CI environment. Ensure that this configuration meets your security requirements, but overall, it’s as smooth as a blockbuster climax!

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22-27: Artifact Upload – A True Superstar Move!
Uploading the generated diagram using actions/upload-artifact@v4 is perfectly handled. The defined artifact name and path ensure your diagram flies off the screen in style.

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28-33: PR Commenting – The Grand Finale!
Adding a comment to the pull request with a link to the diagram is a masterstroke. The message is engaging and informative—just like a Rajinikanth dialogue that leaves the audience in awe. Please verify that the provided URL reliably renders the image artifact in all scenarios.

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🧹 Nitpick (assertive)

Mermaid CLI Installation – Almost Perfection!
Installing the Mermaid CLI globally works great here. However, consider pinning a specific version to lock down reproducibility—just like keeping your style timeless.

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🖼️ Generated Mermaid Diagram for this PR:

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Unit Test Coverage	%	values
Statements	95.81%	( 19430 / 20279 )
Branches	93.88%	( 7410 / 7893 )
Functions	94.21%	( 5847 / 6206 )
Lines	95.89%	( 18871 / 19678 )