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Expand README to tell how to put it all together with emphasis on module testing #26

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@tbrowder

iThe github description of workflows is terrible. The bones of a useful workflow are here, but a bit more detail is needed for those of us who aren't very sure how it all fits together and works for our own module testing. For example:

  1. Does the name of the *.yml (or *.yaml) file have any significance?
  2. Where is the source of the actions/checkout version?
  3. Where is the source of the Raku/actions version?
  4. Where can I read about the format of a yaml file?
  5. How can I test my mytest.yml file?

I would like to see a couple of examples that are useful in specific instances such as having to add extra packages or compiling and executing a user library.

I would also like to see workflows discussed in the docs for module publishers.

I have started a new Raku repository (github-workflow-examples) for such examples.

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