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What does this do?
This PR adds a new GitHub workflow for automatically syncing a project with the latest releases of the template. The workflow runs automatically every day. It checks if there's a new template version and it creates a new Pull Request with the diff between the latest version and the last one used by the project.
Why did you do this?
To help project keeping their codebase updated.
Who/what does this impact?
New projects will now be able to update to upcoming template releases.
How did you test this?
We manually added the workflow to a project and tested how it performed.