Added a compass.yml file to manage this repository as a Compass component

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This PR adds the compass.yml file and sets up config-as-code for your component. Upon merging, you'll be able to maintain this component's data via the compass.yml file that sits alongside its source code in the repository. Learn more about managing components via config-as-code.This PR is automatically generated by the integration of Compass with GitHub.

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• Add compass.yml file to manage the project as a Compass component.

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This pull request introduces a compass.yml file to manage the repository as a Compass component. This enables managing the component's data through config-as-code.

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Change	Details	Files
Added a compass.yml file to enable config-as-code management for the Compass component.	Defined component metadata such as name, ID, description, config version, and type ID. Specified component fields like tier. Declared relationships and dependencies. Added labels for language and source. Initialized custom fields to null.	compass.yml

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