feat: pr conventional commit title#55
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Adds a workflow to enforce Conventional Commits in PR titles. This format is often used to drive automation in versioning and release notes. This is intended for use with a Squash Merge strategy, where the pull request's title lands on the commit history after it is merged.
Failure to provide a title in the Conventional Commits format will, by default, result in this comment being added to your PR:
Once the PR is correctly retitled, the comment is removed and the workflow will pass. You are recommended to enforce successful completion of this workflow via Rulesets, so that you have assurances that the commit added to your main branch meets the specification.
See the corresponding .md document for usage and configuration.