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Not sure why CLA is not verified, but I did follow the steps and authroized for my first commit.

@pvpswaghd Apologies about the CLA bot - it has been broken for years (does not update on submission) and @maoo @TheJuanAndOnly99 do not follow up on administering the CLA process, hence we tend to just ignore it.

Thanks for the PR! I need to review the GitHub Actions docs to determine whether this is the refactor we want - I suspect we actually want to use the build-in env support for workflows rather than using bash for these.