New GitHub Action for reordering rows#2451
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This PR introduces a new GitHub Action that runs nightly at 22:00 GMT. The action executes
standardise_csvs.py(developed alongside #2445 and #2447) to reorder rows and standardise line endings across CSV files.If any changes are detected, the action will automatically commit and push updates to
main. It also includes the same Slack alerting used in the Upload to S3 workflow to flag any failures.To ensure the correct execution order, the Upload to S3 action has been updated to run after this new workflow to avoid timing issues. The Upload to S3 process will still run even if this new action fails.