ci(commitlint): fix local running of commit linter on macOS #898
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…#898) Replaces GNU-specific `grep` command-line option in the commitlint check so that the linter would work locally on both macOS and Linux operating systems.
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Replaces GNU-specific
grepcommand-line option in the commitlint check so that the linter would work locally on both macOS and Linux operating systems.