CircleCI workflow execution

[Dargon789]

Reviewer's Guide

Adds an initial CircleCI 2.1 configuration defining a custom Docker-based executor and a minimal workflow with a single job that checks out the repository.

Flow diagram for CircleCI workflow execution

flowchart TD
  A["Code push or PR to GitHub"] --> B["CircleCI triggers pipeline (version 2.1)"]
  B --> C["Start workflow: my-custom-workflow"]
  C --> D["Run job: web3-defi-game-project-"]
  D --> E["Allocate executor: my-custom-executor"]
  E --> F["Start Docker container from cimg/base:stable"]
  F --> G["Authenticate to Docker Hub using DOCKER_HUB_USER and DOCKER_HUB_PASSWORD"]
  G --> H["Step: checkout repository"]
  H --> I["Step: run shell commands (placeholder)"]
  I --> J["Job completes"]
  J --> K["Workflow completes"]

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Introduce initial CircleCI pipeline configuration with custom Docker executor and a minimal checkout job/workflow.	Define CircleCI config version 2.1 and a docker-based executor using the cimg/base:stable image with Docker Hub credentials wired via environment variables. Create a single job that uses the custom executor, performs a checkout step, and contains a placeholder run step. Configure a basic workflow that runs the single job, establishing the pipeline’s execution entry point.	.circleci/ci-foundry.yml

Possibly linked issues

• Create ci-foundry.yml #220: The PR adds .circleci/ci-foundry.yml with the executor, job, and workflow exactly as described in the issue.

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