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Changes

This pull request renames the project from "GitHub Agent" to "GitHub Worker". This change reflects a shift in the project's role and scope within the Vertesia ecosystem. The primary modification involves updating the project name in the README.md file. This renaming aims to provide a more accurate and descriptive title for the project, better representing its function as a background worker process rather than a user-facing agent.

Here is a breakdown of the changes:

Path	Description
README.md	Renamed the project from "GitHub Agent" to "GitHub Worker" in the README.md file to better reflect its role as a background worker.

Purpose

The motivation for this pull request appears to be to update the README.md file. Without further information from linked issues or a more detailed description, it is difficult to determine the specific reasons behind this update. It could be to correct errors, add new information, improve clarity, or any number of other reasons related to improving the project's documentation.

The context of this pull request is similarly unclear due to the lack of information. README.md files typically serve as an entry point for users or developers to understand a project. Changes to this file could impact how easily new users can get started, how well existing users understand updates, or how effectively developers can contribute. Without additional context, the scope and importance of this PR are difficult to assess.

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