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Installing Husky Git hooks in a CI workflow appears unnecessary. Husky is designed to install pre-commit hooks for local development, but this workflow:
dotnet csharpier formaton line 39peter-evans/create-pull-requestaction which handles git operations internallyInstalling Git hooks adds unnecessary overhead to the CI pipeline without providing value. Consider removing this line since the explicit CSharpier formatting already accomplishes the goal of ensuring formatted code.