Welcome to OptiBot: default configuration file

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Welcome to OptiBot! 🎉

OptiBot is your AI-powered assistant designed to streamline your development workflow. With OptiBot, you get:

• Automated pull request reviews pointing out potential issues and best-practice improvements
• Intelligent code suggestions to help you write cleaner, more maintainable code
• Summaries of PR changes to keep your team informed at a glance
• Guidance on dependency bundling and modernization
• CI/CD pipeline optimization and fixes

This PR adds a default .optibot configuration file with initial settings:

{
  "reviews": {
    "auto": true,
    "exclude": [],
    "include": [],
    "autoApprove": false,
    "codeSuggestions": true,
    "codeSuggestionsSkipFiles": []
  },
  "dependencyBundler": {
    "enabled": false
  },
  "summary": {
    "auto": true,
    "level": "basic"
  },
  "enableCIFixer": false
}

Configuration Options Explained:

• reviews.auto: true - Run automated reviews on every PR.
• reviews.exclude: [] - Categories to exclude (options: bugs_prompt, security_prompt, error_handling_prompt).
• reviews.include: [] - Categories to focus on (available: bugs_prompt, security_prompt, error_handling_prompt).
• reviews.autoApprove: false - Automatically approve minor cleanups.
• reviews.codeSuggestions: true - Enable in-line code suggestions.
• reviews.codeSuggestionsSkipFiles: [] - Files to skip suggestions for.
• dependencyBundler.enabled: false - Disable auto dependency bundling advice.
• summary.auto: true - Post a summary comment on each PR.
• summary.level: "basic" - Choose summary detail level (basic, detailed).
• enableCIFixer: false - Enable automatic CI/CD pipeline optimization and fixes.

Feel free to customize these options in the .optibot file. For more details, see our documentation.

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Summary by Sourcery

New Features:

• Introduce a default .optibot file to configure automated reviews, code suggestions, PR summaries, dependency bundler, and CI/CD pipeline fixes

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Important

Adds default .optibot configuration file for automated reviews and code suggestions, with dependency bundling and CI/CD fixes disabled.

• Configuration:
  • Adds .optibot configuration file with default settings.
  • Enables automated reviews (reviews.auto: true) and code suggestions (reviews.codeSuggestions: true).
  • Disables dependency bundling (dependencyBundler.enabled: false) and CI/CD fixes (enableCIFixer: false).
  • Sets summary posting to automatic with basic detail level (summary.auto: true, summary.level: "basic").
• Review Options:
  • reviews.exclude and reviews.include are empty, allowing all categories.
  • reviews.autoApprove is set to false, preventing automatic approval of minor cleanups.
  • reviews.codeSuggestionsSkipFiles is empty, applying suggestions to all files.

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Reviewer's Guide

This PR introduces a default .optibot configuration file that predefines settings for automated reviews, dependency bundling advice, PR summaries, and CI/CD pipeline fixes.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Added reviews configuration block	Enable automated reviews by default Initialize include/exclude category lists Disable automatic approval for minor cleanups Enable inline code suggestions Initialize file skip list for suggestions	.optibot
Added dependency bundler configuration	Set dependencyBundler.enabled to false	.optibot
Added summary settings	Enable automatic PR summary generation Set summary detail level to ‘basic’	.optibot
Added CI/CD fixer toggle	Set enableCIFixer to false	.optibot

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