added the pull request closed event listener and file updation logic

[vishesh-baghel]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Search functionality now supports dynamic branch selection for fetching commits and files.
  • Pull request events handling has been refined with specific functions for open and closed events.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved error handling and logging in risk score calculations and comment generation.
  • Fixed an issue with date validation in the utility function.

• Refactor

  • Renamed and reorganized functions for clarity and better event processing.
  • Updated sorting method for commits to enhance accuracy.

• Documentation

  • Updated error messages to be more informative.

• Chores

  • Added new environment variables and updated import paths for better modularity.

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Walkthrough

The recent updates to the codebase focus on enhancing configurability and refining event handling. Functions for fetching commits and files now dynamically accept branch parameters, and pull request event processing is more granular, with separate handlers for open and closed events. Risk scoring includes additional error handling and validation, while repository details are more accessible through a new fetching function. Overall, these changes aim to improve the flexibility and reliability of the codebase.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
src/fetch/fetchCommits.ts src/fetch/fetchFiles.ts	Introduced dynamic branch parameters for fetching commits and files.
src/listeners/pullRequestListener.ts src/main.ts	Streamlined pull request event handling with new functions for open and closed events.
src/services/commentService.ts src/services/riskScoreService.ts	Enhanced direct return of data in comments and added error handling in risk score calculation.
src/fetch/fetchRepositories.ts src/services/repositoryService.ts	Implemented fetching repository details and updated risk score calculation with new parameters.
src/utils.ts	Added new Probot instance creation and improved date validation logging.

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