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[daniel-montalvo]

• Tries logic in new files
• Try process.env
• Add createOrCheckoutBranch
• Change rule title
• Revert "Change rule title"
• Write caps
• Fix imports
• no caps
• Updates automation
• Update workflow
• Update git config email
• Update git config email
• ;
• Change auth
• Update auth
• Update auth

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<< choose one of the following and remove the rest >>
<< check Process Document on Call for Review >>
This can be merged with 1 approval << choose reason: editorial changes to website/test code, adding new contributor, other (explain). >>
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This will require a 1 week Call for Review << small changes affecting a small number of test cases, if in doubt do not use this. >>
This will require a 2 weeks Call for Review << new rule, or substantial changes affecting a large number of test cases, if in doubt, use this. >>

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Changes addressed.

[daniel-montalvo]

Closing -- follow-up is on #2289