Setting the variables in bash makes them vulnerable to command
injection. I noticed this in
https://github.com/dora-rs/dora/actions/runs/13792318552/job/38575135851
, which is the CI run for this comment:
https://github.com/dora-rs/dora/pull/838#issuecomment-2714836815

The issue is that the comment contains `main` surrounded by backticks,
which the `bash` shell interprets as a subcommand. So it tries to run a
command named `main`.

Follow-up to https://github.com/dora-rs/dora/pull/840

Follow-up to #840

Follow-up to #840

migrated node-hub from dora-lerobot to dora and fixed formatting of the
toml files as well

This PR address issue #821 implements a custom GitHub Action to help
with issue management through automated assignment and unassignment.

## Changes

- Added `.github/workflows/dora-bot-assign.yml` - Implements a GitHub
Action that responds to specific commands in issue comments
- Updated `CONTRIBUTING.md` - Added documentation about the new issue
assignment

## Functionality

The action provides the following:

- Contributors can self-assign issues by commenting `@dora-bot assign
me`
- Contributors can remove their own assignments by commenting `@dora-bot
unassign me`
- Maintainers can unassign others using `@dora-bot unassign @username`
- Automatic unassignment of stale issues after 2 weeks of inactivity

This patch uses a hardcoded approach for simplicity and reliability.

Auto-fixed Dora using Ruff pydocstyle as per #828. Added pydocstyle
checks (D rules) in all pyproject.toml files for consistency.

Fixed using Automated Script

This PR should help contributors who wants to add new nodes within dora
node-hub.

As discussed in #806 this PR runs the clippy automatic fixes.

This PR adds node tables into README.md as well as improve the overall
readme of examples

This PR adds the support for windows precompiled rust nodes in order to
facilitate installation on windows.

Very minor item fix after the release that poped up during the release
process.