ci: Use jdupes to deduplicate build #1103
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A full wiki build includes multiple versions of the Gravwell docs. Each version is different, but much of the content is the same.
This PR proposes using
jdupesto find duplicate files and replace them with soft links. By replacing copies with links, this PR aims to reduce the size of builds.Because we
tarthe build before GitHub Actions zips it, all of the softlinks remain intact.The workflow changes won't be available until this PR is merged to
main. Until then, one can see the proposed workflow run on my fork: https://github.com/michael-wisely-gravwell/wiki/actions/runs/10690709826/job/29635873170Note that the built artifact is 201 MB with de-duplication compared to 2.01 GB without it.