Implement GitHub action to test the app

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Description

This PR implements a GitHub action to automatically test the flaskpress application. The action is triggered on every push and pull request and performs the following steps:

1. Checks out the code from the repository.
2. Sets up a Python 3.11 environment using the actions/setup-python@v2 action.
3. Installs the necessary dependencies using pip.
4. Formats the code using Black.
5. Runs unit tests using the modified test file.
6. (Optional) Tests the responses of API endpoints using a tool like Postman.

Summary of Changes

• Added a new GitHub action workflow file, .github/workflows/test.yml, to define the testing steps.
• Modified the tests/test_main.py file to ensure it can be run as a module and added a check for __name__ == "__main__" to run the tests.

Please review and merge this PR to enable automated testing for the flaskpress application.

Fixes #8.

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[SomethingGeneric]

We should manually install black through pip since it's not in requirements.txt. Great work otherwise!

[sweep-ai[bot]]

We should manually install black through pip since it's not in requirements.txt. Great work otherwise!

Hi @SomethingGeneric,

I decided to make the following changes:

File Path	Proposed Changes
requirements.txt	Modify requirements.txt with contents: • Add black to the requirements.txt file.