Add GitHub Actions workflow for Telegram notifications on push #34
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Pull Request Overview
This PR adds a GitHub Actions workflow that sends Telegram notifications whenever code is pushed to the repository. The workflow uses the appleboy/telegram-action to deliver formatted messages with commit details.
Key Changes:
- Added a new workflow file that triggers on all push events
- Configured Telegram notification with commit author, repository, branch, and commit message details
- Used GitHub secrets for secure handling of Telegram credentials
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Implement a GitHub Actions workflow that sends a Telegram message whenever a push occurs, providing details about the commit and the repository.