docs: include test setup instructions in README📝 #51
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This pull request includes several updates to the project configuration, documentation, and test setup. The most important changes include additions to the GitHub labeler configuration and updates to the README file for setting up a test environment.
Configuration and tooling updates:
.github/labeler.yml: Added new labels for API documentation, database-related changes, configuration files, Docker-related changes, GitHub Actions, testing, dependencies, development tooling, and security-related changes.Documentation updates:
README.md: Added a new section for setting up the test environment, including instructions for creating and configuring a test environment file and running tests.