Add support to "Check npm" workflow for projects in subfolders #121
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The "Check npm" workflow checks for problems with the npm configuration files of a repository. Previously this workflow assumed that a repository would only ever have these files in the root folder. However, a repository might also contain multiple separate npm-managed projects in arbitrary subfolders. Support for any repository structure is added to the workflow by using a job matrix to check the projects under an array of arbitrary paths that can be configured for the specific repository the template is installed in.
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The "Check npm" workflow checks for problems with the npm configuration files of a repository. Previously this workflow assumed that a repository would only ever have these files in the root folder. However, a repository might also contain multiple separate npm-managed projects in arbitrary subfolders.
Support for any repository structure is added to the workflow by using a job matrix to check the projects under an array of arbitrary paths that can be configured for the specific repository the template is installed in.