Add check for parameter yaml to ensure consistence with source#7592
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Pull request overview
This PR addresses #7590 by adding a CI guardrail that verifies the committed docs/parameters.yaml matches the parameter metadata embedded in the C++ source, preventing the docs from drifting when INPUT parameters change.
Changes:
- Adds a GitHub Actions step that runs
abacus_* --generate-parameters-yamland diffs the output againstdocs/parameters.yaml. - Emits a clear failure message with regeneration instructions and prints a diff on mismatch.
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Fix #7590
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