feat: Add concurrency workflow implementation guide #121
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It works as intended and I like that is much more succinct than the others in general.
- I'd like an introduction stating at least the learning goals, so that you know the context and intended outcome before starting the exercise tasks.
- Bullets 1-3 could probably be a single bullet, whereas it could be nice to split bullet 7 a bit. Maybe extract some of the logic around writing
tree.txtand waiting into a script to make the instructions simpler. - For both step 7 and 8 I think it is a bit confusing that the wait part isn't in the details, while everything else is.
These are suggestions, as the exercise works and is correct as it is.
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This pull request adds a step-by-step guide to the
labs/concurrency.mdfile, explaining how to implement and test a concurrency-controlled GitHub Actions workflow. The documentation includes example YAML snippets and detailed instructions for setting up jobs, configuring concurrency, and using workflow summaries.