docs(README): remove extra space in variable syntax in example #201
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Fix syntax error in GitHub Actions example in README
This PR fixes a syntax error in the "Create a git committer string for an app installation" example in the README file.
What was wrong?
The example contained an incorrect space in the variable syntax:
${ {steps.committer.outputs.string }}This caused the example to fail, as GitHub Actions does not allow spaces in variable interpolation.
What was fixed?
The syntax was corrected to:
${{ steps.committer.outputs.string }}This fix ensures that users can copy and use the example without encountering any errors.