chore(deps): Bump actions/configure-pages from 5 to 6 - #40

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The pull request cleanly bumps actions/configure-pages from version 5 to 6, with the version reference updated in the GitHub Actions workflow. The change is minimal, scoped strictly to the dependency declaration, and introduces no modifications to workflow logic, inputs, or surrounding steps. The action remains pinned to a major-tagged immutable SHA reference, which preserves supply-chain integrity while adopting the upstream v6 release. Given that this is a routine, single-line dependency upgrade with no behavioral surface area in the repository itself, the change looks sound and is safe to merge.

The most important consideration is the standard risk that accompanies any GitHub Actions major-version bump: the upstream maintainers may have changed defaults, removed inputs, or altered behavior between v5 and v6. Since this workflow does not pass any inputs to actions/configure-pages, the surface area for regression is very small, but it is still worth verifying against the upstream v6 release notes after merge to confirm that the action's default behavior remains compatible with how this workflow relies on it (specifically around Pages environment configuration for GitHub Pages deployments).

No code changes were made in the repository beyond the version string, so there are no further review findings. I recommend merging this PR and, as a follow-up best practice, monitoring the next workflow run to confirm the v6 action behaves as expected, particularly if any future enhancement introduces explicit inputs to the step.