feat: Add license check job to tests workflow #540
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Add a license check job to the GitHub Actions workflow.
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Pull Request Overview
This PR adds license checking to the CI/CD pipeline. The change introduces an automated license validation step that runs before the existing test suite to ensure all JavaScript dependencies comply with licensing requirements.
- Adds a new
license-checkjob to the GitHub Actions workflow - Integrates DevCycleHQ's license-action to validate JavaScript dependency licenses
- Configures the check to run on ubuntu-latest before other test jobs
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Add a license check job to the GitHub Actions workflow.