fixes/Automate ISO 639 Suffix Check for README Files #949
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Update index.md)mainbranch of freeCodeCamp.Closes #946
This pull request addresses issue #946 by introducing a GitHub Action that automatically checks the suffix of the README files to ensure they adhere to the ISO 639 standard.
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Added a GitHub Action to automate the check for README file suffixes.
The action uses pseudo code to scrape and compare two-letter codes with the ISO 639 language codes list.
If a README file has a non-compliant suffix, an error message is displayed; otherwise, the action passes.