Test if node will be faster

[jcbhmr]

Originally from Milestone https://github.com/Andrew-Chen-Wang/github-wiki-action/milestone/1

It'd be much better if we use node since, if we add more features, then we can test them with node.js.

I also heard node is faster in general. But not too sure considering how lean this package is.

[jcbhmr]

From further research, my assumption that Node is easier to test is a bit flawed. Yes, Node.js does have more granular testing capabilities since you can just

import { test } from "node:test"
import assert from "node:assert"
import myFunction from "../src/myFunction.js"

test("it works", () => {
  assert(myFunction(40, 2) === 42);
})

but with this kind of action:

1. its simple. there's no use for such a complex js package when it's just fiddling with git commands
2. it actually easier to test Bash since you don't need to build the JS to test it! Remember, Node.js actions don't get a node_modules folder!

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as for speed, well anything is faster than Docker! Pulling and building is wayyyy slower than just node index.js or bash -e script.sh. It just comes down to which edges out the other in Bash vs. Node.js. Both are fast enough for almost all purposes.

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TLDR: this github wiki stuff is too simple to need such complexity. see spenserblack/actions-wiki#66 for a similar discussion to this one