Add github actions workflow - #9
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Looks good. It'll be nice to finally have automated CI on the project!
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This adds a github actions workflow that is triggered by pushes and PRs onto main. The workflow serves as a wrapper around the already-configured
pre-commitworkflow, which runs the test suite usingpytestas well as linting and formatting withruff, a copyright header check, and some basic built-in helper checks. Two modifications have also been made to thepre-commitconfig:mypyis now run as part of the precommit hook to catch any typing errors--checkarg has been removed from theruff formatcall because it resulted in needing an extra, manualruff formatcall before allowing a commit, which was deemed unnecessarily complexCloses #2.