This tool responds to magic phrases in pull request comments:
\nThis tool checks pull requests to enforce a \"change file\" has been added.
\nSee here for details on the format expected.
\nTo skip this check the magic phrase \"skip change file check\" can be added to the pull request body.
\nOtherwise, the following checks are performed on the pull request:
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