Revert "chore: create workflows merge from master to develop and check commits (#5611)"

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⚠️ @sulmoJ the signed-off-by was not found in the following 2 commits:

• b7b553e: Revert "chore: fix syntex error"
• 38253b9: Revert "chore: create workflows merge from master to develop and check commits (chore: create workflows merge from master to develop and check commits #5611)"

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