Add GitHub action for easy remote test execution via GitHub Actions #245
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Possible follow-up: Since the pipeline in .github/workflows/tests.yml also appears to be intended as a template to be adopted by hosting providers in their own pipelines, that might possibly be dropped when/if this PR gets merged.
Define a re-usable GitHub action based on the existing workflow file. This action can be used in other repositories (running schedules pipelines) to repeatedly and regularly run the WordPress test suite on remote hosts.
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This PR introduces an actual, re-usable GitHub action definition.
Hosting providers can use this action in their own GitHub actions (which could for example be running on a schedule) to remotely run the test suite on their infrastructure (which needs to be accessible via SSH).