hotfix finally

[ThaddeusJiang]

• feat: similar photos and search photos by photo
• feat: 🎸 search photos using semantic search
• setup: typesense in docker
• refactor: 💡 sdk
• refactor: 💡 fix code
• fix: miss get_env

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a continuous integration workflow for automated testing in the Elixir project.
  • Added a new module SaveIt with a basic function hello returning :world.
  • Implemented a function create_search_key to facilitate the creation of search keys for the Typesense service.

• Bug Fixes

  • None

• Documentation

  • None

• Refactor

  • Organized environment variable retrieval into a dedicated function in the SmallSdk.Typesense module.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduced in this pull request consist of a new GitHub Actions workflow for continuous integration of an Elixir project, along with the addition of new functionalities in the codebase. The workflow, defined in .github/workflows/test.yml, automates testing processes triggered by pushes and pull requests to the main branch. Additionally, a new module SaveIt with a function hello returning :world has been created, and the SmallSdk.Typesense module has been enhanced with two new functions: create_search_key/0 and get_env/0, improving the management of Typesense API keys.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.github/workflows/test.yml	New workflow added for Elixir CI, defining steps for code checkout, Elixir setup, dependency caching, installation, and test execution.
lib/save_it.ex	New module SaveIt created with a public function hello returning the atom :world.
lib/small_sdk/typesense.ex	New function create_search_key/0 added for creating a search key in Typesense; new private function get_env/0 added for fetching environment variables.

Poem

In the garden where code does play,
A rabbit hops with joy today.
New workflows bloom, tests run with glee,
SaveIt whispers, "Hello, world! See?"
Typesense keys dance in the light,
Coding magic, oh what a sight! 🐇✨

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