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Adapted from JASEN, keeping the relevant stuff and adapting a bit to this pipeline.
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Having a basic Continuous Integration (CI) pipeline, that runs at least on pull requests, would go a long way towards ensuring we are not accidentally breaking important functionality when developing new features.
This PR adds a very basic CI pipeline based on GitHub actions. It simply runs the pipeline on a really small set of data; two copies of the medium size dataset already available in the assets folder.