Add retried to output
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Add retried to output
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- small adjustments to align with skipped behavior
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Hi @mikepenz, thank you for creating this action! We've been using it in our repositories, and it's been incredibly valuable for maintaining the health of our tests, particularly in identifying flaky ones.
I hope you don't mind me submitting this PR. This PR adds
retriedas one of the outputs, making it easier to conditionally determine (ex.if: ${{ steps.report.outputs.retried > 0) whether to send a webhook or post a custom GitHub comment when one or more tests are retried.See mattermost/mattermost#29313 for reference on how we're using it.