git action added to bypass PRs

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Walkthrough

This pull request introduces a new GitHub Actions workflow named "Force-Merge PR (Bypass Audit Requirement)." It allows specific team members to bypass the audit requirement for merging pull requests. The workflow is manually triggered and requires inputs for the pull request number and justification for the bypass. It includes verification steps to ensure that only authorized users can execute the bypass, followed by a merge operation using the GitHub REST API.

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File Path	Change Summary
.github/workflows/forceMergePRBypassAudit.yml	Added a new workflow for manually bypassing audit requirements for merging pull requests.

Possibly related PRs

• adds git action that ensures auditors are external personnel #755: Introduces a GitHub Actions workflow that enforces membership restrictions for auditors, relevant to audit requirements.
• adds a check if label AuditCompleted exists before trying to remove i… #805: Adds a check for the 'AuditCompleted' label, which is relevant to the audit process and aligns with bypassing audit requirements.
• activates git action to protect security-critical code #853: Activates a GitHub Action to protect security-critical code, intersecting with the audit bypass functionality.
• bugfix in git action, adds missing closing statement for if clause #877: Fixes a bug in a GitHub Action related to label protection, pertinent to managing audit-related labels and actions.

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• Matt-LiFi

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.github/workflows/forceMergePRBypassAudit.yml

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Test Coverage Report

Line Coverage: 77.92% (2139 / 2745 lines)
Function Coverage: 84.00% ( 373 / 444 functions)
Branch Coverage: 37.47% ( 208 / 555 branches)
Test coverage (77.92%) is above min threshold (76%). Check passed.