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  • dependabot prs were failing because we were not properly skipping local tests

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Pull Request Overview

This PR fixes a CI issue where Dependabot pull requests were failing in MongoDB forks due to Atlas tests not being properly skipped.

  • Adds environment variables to skip Atlas tests in the fork workflow

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Update .github/workflows/code-health-fork.yml
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