Create work_flow_watch.yml

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Which Issue(s) This PR Fixes(Closes)

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  • Introduced a new GitHub Actions workflow to automatically add labels to pull requests upon approval.

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The new GitHub Actions workflow work_flow_watch.yml introduces automation to monitor the completion of the "Add Label on Approval" workflow. When this workflow is completed, it triggers a job that checks if the approval is from collaborators and adds the appropriate labels to the pull request.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
.github/workflows/work_flow_watch.yml	Created a new workflow to trigger on completion of the "Add Label on Approval" workflow. Contains the add-label job that checks for collaborator approvals and labels PRs accordingly.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant "Add Label on Approval" Workflow
    participant Work flow watch
    participant GitHub PR
    "Add Label on Approval" Workflow->>+Work flow watch: Completed
    Work flow watch->>+GitHub API: Check approval by collaborators
    GitHub API-->>-Work flow watch: Approval status
    Work flow watch->>+GitHub API: Add labels to PR
    GitHub API-->>-Work flow watch: Label added

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Poem

Amidst the code in virtual lands,
A workflow watches, lends its hands.
Approval given, labels appear,
Automation smiles, spreads cheer.
GitHub hums, the work complete,
Progress dances to its beat. 🎶

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