auto-review-comment: watch different file change

[pshergie]

A better approach to handle changes in dependencies as package.json file can be updated without any dependency introduction.

Checklist

• [x] Don’t rush. Check all changes in PR again.
• [ ] Run pnpm test.
• [ ] Think about changing documentation.
  • If you added a script to scripts/, add a comment with a description.
  • If you added a new folder, add its description to the project’s README.md.
  • If you added config, describe how we use this tool in the config’s comment.
  • If you added something to the project’s architecture, describe it in the project’s README.md.
  • Try to focus on “why?”, not “how?”.
• [ ] Think about testing
  • If you added a feature, add unit tests.
  • If you added a new state to the UI, add visual tests.
  • If you fixed the bug, think about preventing bug regression in the future.
• If you changed web client:
  • [ ] Think about moving code to core/. What code will also be useful on other platforms?
  • [ ] Run pnpm size and check the difference in the JS bundle size. Is it relevant to the changes? Change the limit in web/.size-limit.json if necessary.
  • [ ] The UI was checked in Chrome and Firefox (and Safari or Epiphany if you have them).
  • [ ] Think about keyboard UX. Is it easy to use the new feature with only one hand on a keyboard? Is it easy to understand what keys to press?
  • [ ] Think about HTML semantics.
  • [ ] Think about accessibility. Check a11y recommendations. Think about how screen reader users will use the tool. Is it easy to use on a screen with bad contrast?
  • [ ] Think about translations.
  • [ ] Think about right-to-left languages. What parts of the screen should be mirrored for Arabic or Hebrew languages?
• If you changed English translations:
  • [ ] Change translation ID if you change the meaning of the text.

[github-actions[bot]]

Pull request auto-reviewer

• [ ] If you added a new dependency, check our requirements.

Since you’ve made changes to files in web/main/ consider these points:

• Do you need to backport styles changes to web/public/404.html or web/public/500.html?
• Think about app loading styles inlined in index.html.

[pshergie]

Closed as a similar changes has been already added to the main branch