The script isn't supposed to fail when the manifests differ.
Initialise err to 0 and assign it the exit code of the diff call if it
returns with an error.
The script runs the gen-manifests command first on the PR head and then
on the merge-base with the PR's base branch (typically 'main') and
checks for any differences. It creates a review comment on the PR on
GitHub if any changes are detected.
The message is posted as a simple COMMENT type review to inform the
author and reviewers that changes exist.
The script doesn't fail if there's a diff. CI shouldn't fail if changes
are detected since they can be intentional. The job fails if something
goes wrong with the script execution (manifest generation, comment
posting, etc).
The script exits immediately if not run from a PR.
The gen-manifests run is silenced with `> /dev/null`. In the future,
this should be handled by flags to the command itself to control the
output format noisiness.
The gen-manifests command is run 50 workers. Testing with 100 seemed to
make the execution stall, likely because of the resources on the worker.
We can experiment with this value more in the future.
