chore(root): add coderabbit setup

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• New Features
  • Introduced a configuration file allowing users to set preferences for language, access review options, enable auto-reviews, and configure chat auto-replies.

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The update introduces a new configuration file, .coderabbit.yaml, which enhances customization for users. This file allows users to adjust settings related to language preferences, access to early features, options for content review, automatic review configurations, and functionalities for chat auto-replies. This addition aims to provide a more tailored and efficient user experience by offering greater control over the tool's operation and interaction capabilities.

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File(s)	Change Summary
.coderabbit.yaml	Introduced new configuration settings for language, early access, review options, auto-review settings, and chat auto-reply functionality.

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Configuration used: .coderabbit.yaml

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.coderabbit.yaml (11)

• 1-1: The language setting is correctly set to "en", ensuring the project adheres to international standards.
• 2-2: Disabling early access features (early_access: false) is a prudent choice for maintaining project stability.
• 4-4: Enabling high-level summaries (high_level_summary: true) is beneficial for providing quick overviews in reviews.
• 5-5: Disabling poems (poem: false) in reviews is a practical decision to maintain focus on technical aspects.
• 6-6: Enabling review status (review_status: true) is useful for tracking the progress and status of reviews.
• 7-7: Not collapsing walkthroughs (collapse_walkthrough: false) makes detailed reviews more accessible and easier to follow.
• 9-9: Enabling auto reviews (enabled: true) can streamline the review process, making it more efficient.
• 10-13: Ignoring PR titles with specific keywords (ignore_title_keywords) is a smart filtering mechanism to prevent unnecessary auto reviews.
• 14-14: Not automatically reviewing drafts (drafts: false) is logical to avoid reviewing incomplete or work-in-progress changes.
• 15-20: Specifying base branches for auto reviews (base_branches) is a flexible approach that accommodates various development workflows.
• 22-22: Enabling auto-reply in chat (auto_reply: true) can improve responsiveness and engagement in project communications.