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# GitHub Actions Workflow: Reusing the Shared Workflow
#
# Summary:
# This workflow shows the reuse of a shared workflow to perform preliminary setup tasks. 
# It is triggered manually via the GitHub UI or through the GitHub REST API, and executes the shared 
# workflow defined in '.github/workflows/shared-workflow.yml'. This shared workflow is expected to handle 
# the installation of Yarn and CocoaPod dependencies.
#
# Triggers:
# - Manually triggered by users via the GitHub UI or through the GitHub REST API using the `workflow_dispatch` event.

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import { IncomingWebhook } from '@slack/webhook';
import github from '@actions/github';

import messages from './messages.js';
import { NIGHTLY_SLACK } from './slackConfig.js';
import Version from '../version/index.js';

/**
 * This function serves as a reminder mechanism for nightly builds.
 * It checks the state of the GitHub workflow and sends a reminder message to a Slack channel 

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/**
 * This script serves as a mechanism to ensure that no files exceeding a size of 50MB are committed to the repository.
 * It checks the size of each file that has been modified or created in the current git commit, and alerts the developer if any oversized files are found.
 * 
 * Requirement:
 * 1. **File Size Check**: Before committing files, it's crucial to ensure that file sizes are within reasonable limits to prevent bloating the repository.
 * 
 * Note:
 * - This script can be executed either locally or as part of a CI/CD pipeline.
 * - When executed locally, it can be run with the `danger local` option or integrated with git hooks using tools such as Husky to perform checks when a developer executes a git commit.