test: trigger ci workflow

[bniladridas]

Testing the new CI workflow on PRs.

[gemini-code-assist]

Summary of Changes

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This PR serves as a test for the new CI workflow. It introduces a single, non-functional change to the README.md file to trigger the CI pipeline and verify its functionality on pull requests.

Highlights

• PR Intent: This pull request is solely intended to test the new CI workflow on pull requests, as indicated by its title and description.
• Key Changes: The only change is a minor, non-functional modification to the README.md file, adding an HTML comment to trigger and test the CI pipeline.

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Code Review

This pull request appears to be for testing a CI workflow, as indicated by the title, description, and the nature of the change. The review comment I've provided focuses on maintaining repository cleanliness by removing temporary, test-related artifacts before merging. This aligns with best practices for code and documentation hygiene.

[gemini-code-assist]

While this comment and the following blank line are understandable for testing the CI workflow, they should be removed before this pull request is merged. Keeping temporary or test-related artifacts in documentation adds clutter and can be confusing for future readers. It's a best practice to keep the main branch clean of such changes.