Fix reviewers script output

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The changes in the pull request modify the getReviewers.js script by adding a conditional check to the existing functionality. The script now checks if the reviewers array is empty before logging the results. If the array contains elements, it formats the list of reviewers into a comma-separated string for logging. This enhancement clarifies the output when reviewers are available while preserving the original behavior when no reviewers are present.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.github/scripts/getReviewers.js	Added a conditional check to log a formatted string of reviewers if the array is not empty.

Possibly related PRs

• Print reviewer to check, fix open pr step #603: The changes in this PR involve enhancing the visibility of reviewers in the GitHub Actions workflow, which is related to the main PR's focus on improving how reviewers are logged and displayed in the getReviewers.js script.

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55-57: LGTM!

The conditional check and logging of the comma-separated string of reviewers is a nice enhancement to the output. It provides a clearer representation of the reviewers when available, while maintaining the original logging behavior when the array is empty. The change does not introduce any logical errors or bugs and improves the readability of the output.

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