Fix errors in GitHub Actions Workflow script #1904
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Summary
Fixes syntax and configuration issues in the GitHub Actions workflow example used for code quality and security scanning with OpenAI models. Specifically, adds a missing fi to a conditional block and updates the model parameter to use a configurable GitHub Actions variable (MODELNAME) instead of a hardcoded value.
Motivation
These changes fix a bash syntax error and allow more flexibility by enabling users to configure the OpenAI model through GitHub Actions variables. This makes the example more robust, reusable, and easier to integrate in varied CI/CD environments, improving the quality and adaptability of the cookbook content.