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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Feature: Implemented an AI-powered code review process. This feature will automatically review code changes, providing faster feedback and reducing the workload for human reviewers.
• Refactor: Updated the hash_sha256 function in backend/utils.py. This function now generates a random 100-bit number, altering its previous behavior. Please note that this change may affect areas of the application that rely on this function.

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Walkthrough

This pull request introduces a GitHub Actions workflow for automated code review and modifies the hash_sha256 function in backend/utils.py to generate a random 100-bit number instead of a SHA256 hash.

Changes

File	Summary
.github/workflows/ai-pr-reviewer.yml	Adds a GitHub Actions workflow for code review. The workflow is triggered on pull request creation and review comment creation. It uses the "coderabbitai/ai-pr-reviewer" action with specific environment variables and configuration options.
backend/utils.py	Changes the hash_sha256 function to generate a random 100-bit number as a string instead of computing the SHA256 hash of the input string. The hash_bytes function remains unchanged.

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