chore: fix inconsistent formatting (npm run prettier) #543

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The changes in this pull request involve modifications to several configuration files primarily focused on correcting YAML formatting and enhancing readability. In the .coderabbit.yaml file, adjustments were made to the indentation of the auto_review and chat sections, ensuring that the enabled and drafts keys under auto_review, as well as the auto_reply key under chat, are properly aligned. The .github/workflows/build.yml file received a newline addition at the end to address a formatting issue, and the linting command was updated for better recognition. The .github/workflows/docker.yml file had its indentation adjusted for improved readability, particularly in the branches list and parameters related to the container registry login and build steps. Lastly, the docker-compose.yml file saw similar indentation adjustments for the openwf and mongodb service definitions, maintaining consistency throughout. Overall, these changes are cosmetic and do not affect the functionality or configuration of the services.

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    User->>CI/CD: Trigger build
    CI/CD->>YAML: Read configuration
    YAML->>CI/CD: Return formatted YAML
    CI/CD->>Docker: Build and push images
    Docker->>CI/CD: Confirm build success
    CI/CD->>User: Notify build completion

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<!-- This is an auto-generated comment: summarize by coderabbit.ai --> <!-- walkthrough_start --> ## Walkthrough The changes in this pull request involve modifications to several configuration files primarily focused on correcting YAML formatting and enhancing readability. In the `.coderabbit.yaml` file, adjustments were made to the indentation of the `auto_review` and `chat` sections, ensuring that the `enabled` and `drafts` keys under `auto_review`, as well as the `auto_reply` key under `chat`, are properly aligned. The `.github/workflows/build.yml` file received a newline addition at the end to address a formatting issue, and the linting command was updated for better recognition. The `.github/workflows/docker.yml` file had its indentation adjusted for improved readability, particularly in the `branches` list and parameters related to the container registry login and build steps. Lastly, the `docker-compose.yml` file saw similar indentation adjustments for the `openwf` and `mongodb` service definitions, maintaining consistency throughout. Overall, these changes are cosmetic and do not affect the functionality or configuration of the services. ## Sequence Diagram(s) ```mermaid sequenceDiagram participant User participant CI/CD participant Docker participant YAML User->>CI/CD: Trigger build CI/CD->>YAML: Read configuration YAML->>CI/CD: Return formatted YAML CI/CD->>Docker: Build and push images Docker->>CI/CD: Confirm build success CI/CD->>User: Notify build completion ``` <!-- walkthrough_end --><!-- This is an auto-generated comment: raw summary by coderabbit.ai --> <!-- .coderabbit.yaml, .github/workflows/build.yml, .github/workflows/docker.yml, docker-compose.yml: """ ## AI-generated summary of changes This consolidated changeset includes modifications to multiple configuration files. 1. **.coderabbit.yaml**: Adjustments were made to the indentation of the `auto_review` and `chat` sections to ensure proper YAML formatting. The `enabled` and `drafts` keys under `auto_review` are now correctly indented, and the `auto_reply` key under the `chat` section has also been aligned. 2. **.github/workflows/build.yml**: A newline was added at the end of the file to correct a formatting issue. The linting process step (`npm run lint`) was updated for proper formatting and recognition as a separate command. 3. **.github/workflows/docker.yml**: The indentation of several lines was adjusted to enhance readability. This includes the `branches` list under the `push` event and parameters under the `Log in to container registry` and `Build and push` steps. 4. **docker-compose.yml**: The indentation of the `openwf` and `mongodb` service definitions was adjusted for consistency. The structure remains functionally unchanged, preserving the same services, images, environment variables, volumes, ports, and dependencies. Overall, the changes across these files are cosmetic, focusing on YAML formatting without altering any underlying functionality or configuration. ## Alterations to the declarations of exported or public entities - No alterations to the declarations of exported or public entities were made across these changesets. 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