adding outputs example (now tested)

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| assignees_return_code | Return code for the assignees request | ASSIGNEES_RETURN_CODE |
| reviewers_return_code | Return code for the reviewers request | REVIEWERS_RETURN_CODE |
See the [examples/outputs-example.yml](examples/outputs-example.yml) for how this works.
In this example, we can reference `${{ steps.pull_request.outputs.pull_request_url }}`
in either another environment variable declaration, or within a run statement to access
our variable `pull_request_url` that was generated in a step with id `pull_request`.
The screenshot below shows the example in action to interact with outputs in several ways.
![img/outputs.png](img/outputs.png)
## Examples
Example workflows are provided in [examples](examples), and please contribute any

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name: Pull Request on Branch Push
on:
push:
branches-ignore:
- devel
jobs:
auto-pull-request:
name: PullRequestAction
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- name: pull-request-action
id: pull_request
uses: vsoch/pull-request-action@add/outputs
env:
GITHUB_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}
BRANCH_PREFIX: "update/"
PULL_REQUEST_BRANCH: "master"
PULL_REQUEST_REVIEWERS: vsoch
- name: Test outputs
env:
pull_request_number_output: ${{ steps.pull_request.outputs.pull_request_number }}
pull_request_url_output: ${{ steps.pull_request.outputs.pull_request_url }}
run: |
echo "Pull request number from output: ${pull_request_number_output}"
echo "Pull request url from output: ${pull_request_url_output}"
echo "Pull request number from environment: ${PULL_REQUEST_NUMBER}"
echo "Pull request url from environment: ${PULL_REQUEST_URL}"
echo "Another way to specify from output ${{ steps.pull_request.outputs.pull_request_number }}"

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