Fixes issue #16 with GitHub Actions for remote and local

[unixwzrd]

I think this might be better for CI/CD pipeline, it:

• Written for maximum compatibility, no need to install additional software (like node.js)
• Runs pre-commit checks automatically on both:
  • Local commits (through git hooks)
  • GitHub Actions (on PRs and pushes)
• Runs on local repository clones without requiring Python/pre-commit package
• Sorts entries by name (case-insensitive)
• Deduplicates URLs automatically and reports removed duplicates to STDERR
• Reports case-insensitive duplicate Names to STDERR (but keeps them)
• Allows commits to proceed even with warnings
• Easy setup:
  • GitHub Actions workflow runs automatically
  • Local setup needs just 3 commands (see README

The script is stored in .github/scripts/ following GitHub best practices and uses pure bash/awk for maximum compatibility.

Currently checking the first URL (crawlerStart), but can be easily modified to check the last URL (crawlerPrefix).

Future considerations:

• Could add HTTPS validation, though some sites might still require HTTP
• Could add URL accessibility checks (though this might slow down commits)

Also added to the docs:

• OpenAI Cookbook

[unixwzrd]

@danperks Hey, saw this one and got busy on it. I noticed another had been submitted requiring node.js and was in conflict with the current branch.

Thanks for getting the MLX stage in there, I also included a listing for the OpenAI Cookbook with this PR as well.

Let me know if you have any questions about the CI/CD GitHub Actions, I implemented them in my personal clone fo this repository.

[danperks]

Hey, appreciate the work you have put in here!
My guess is having some CI here would likely be overkill - I'm shortly going to manually sort the list and hope people keep it in line, but I appreciate your desire to clean things up <3

[unixwzrd]

Ok, well, it did a nice job of sorting and getting duplicate names (case-less) and URL's and highlighted conflicts. But consider it sometime if you get tired of manually doing it manual process, personally I like that it ran locally and within Cursor as well as command line. But anyway. Noticed you removed MLX - Apple Metal project which does NumPy/PyTorch/TensorFlow functions for Apple Silicon., I'll add it back in and send a PR.

Let me know if I can do anything to help.