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What kind of change does this PR introduce?

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Fixes #2854
Previous Merge Related to this issue #2871

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I have updated the push-deploy-website.yml file to send Codecov data to the Codecov website after a merge.

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A new GitHub Actions workflow file push.yml has been created specifically for the develop-postgres branch. The workflow automates testing and code coverage reporting by running tests using pnpm and uploading coverage data to Codecov. It is designed to run on the latest Ubuntu environment, ensuring consistent testing and reporting for the specified branch.

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.github/push.yml New GitHub Actions workflow for testing and uploading code coverage on develop-postgres branch

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Restore CodeCov GitHub Action for develop-postgres
Enable code coverage statistics reporting

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  1. Exclude .github/workflows/pull-request.yml from the PR. It is out of scope and there are no apparent material changes that would alter the functionality.
  2. Put the push changes in a new .github/workflows/push.yml file not .github/workflows/push-deploy-website.yml. Your changes will impact the deployment of the API website.

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  1. The file needs to be in the .github/workflows directory like all the others
  2. Please update

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