Improve CI/CD Efficiency and Add Project Badges

[cenixeriadev]

Summary

This PR introduces several improvements to streamline the CI/CD process and enhance project documentation. Below are the key changes:

1. Optimize GitHub Actions Workflow (deploy.yml)

• Changes Made: Updated the deploy.yml file to use paths filters in both push and pull_request events.
• Why This Change?: By specifying paths, we ensure that GitHub Actions only trigger when relevant files are modified. This avoids unnecessary workflow runs, improving efficiency and reducing resource usage.

2. Enhance README Documentation

• Changes Made: Added badges to the README.md file to provide quick insights into:
  • Deno Version: Indicates the version of Deno used in the project.
  • Deployment Status: Shows the status of the deployment workflow using a badge from GitHub Actions.
  • License: Clearly displays the MIT license used by the project.
• Why This Change?: These badges make it easier for contributors and users to understand key aspects of the project at a glance, improving transparency and usability.

3. Add LICENSE File

• Changes Made: Created a LICENSE file with the MIT license text.
• Why This Change?: Including a clear license ensures that users know how they can use, modify, and distribute the project, promoting open-source collaboration.

Testing

• The changes have been tested locally to ensure that the GitHub Actions workflow behaves as expected and that the badges display correctly in the README.md.

Screenshots/Demo

• Before: The README.md lacked badges, making it harder to quickly assess project details.
  

• After: The updated README.md now includes informative badges for Deno version, deployment status, and license.
  

Checklist

• Optimized GitHub Actions workflow for efficiency.
• Added badges to README.md for improved visibility.
• Included an MIT license file.

Next Steps

• Monitor the behavior of the optimized GitHub Actions workflow in future pull requests.
• Consider adding additional badges or documentation if needed.

Feel free to review and provide feedback!

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