🔧 Adopt gitmoji (+ some others upptime emojis)

[ccamel]

Transition to gitmoji-style for commit messages as this is the default practice for upptime. Accordingly, the linter configuration has be configured to accommodate the use of emojis.

Summary by CodeRabbit

Chores:

• Updated the linting workflow in GitHub Actions. The lint-commits job will now run for all contributors, including 'upptime-bot', enhancing the consistency of code quality checks across all commits.
• Added a new configuration for commitlint in commitlint.config.js. This includes rules for subject case, type enumeration, and header maximum length, improving the clarity and consistency of commit messages. The type enumeration now supports a variety of emoji and Unicode characters, allowing for more expressive commit messages.

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Walkthrough

The changes primarily focus on refining the linting process in the GitHub workflow and commitlint configuration. The workflow now includes all actors, except dependabot[bot], and the commitlint configuration has been extended with new rules and parser options, including emoji and Unicode character support.

Changes

File Path	Summary
.github/workflows/lint.yml	Removed the condition github.actor != 'upptime-bot' from the lint-commits job, allowing the job to run for all actors except dependabot[bot].
commitlint.config.js	Added a new module export configuration for commitlint. It extends the @commitlint/config-conventional configuration and sets up parser options for header patterns and correspondence. Defined rules for subject case, type enumeration, and header maximum length. The type enumeration includes a list of emoji and Unicode characters.

🍂 As the leaves fall, so do the old rules, 🍁

Making way for the new, as the coder's tools. 🛠️

Emojis and Unicodes, now join the fray, 🎉

In the world of code, they've found their way. 💻

So here's to changes, big and small, 🥂

To the coder's journey, we toast them all. 🍻

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 8f9ccfb and 7488e43.

Files selected for processing (2)

• .github/workflows/lint.yml (1 hunks)
• commitlint.config.js (1 hunks)

Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (1)

• commitlint.config.js

Additional comments: 1

.github/workflows/lint.yml (1)

• 12-18: The lint-commits job now runs for all actors except dependabot[bot]. Ensure that this change doesn't introduce any unwanted behavior, especially if upptime-bot was previously excluded for a specific reason.

[amimart]

Love that 😉