Add GHA workflow to autoupdate pre-commit hooks

[maresb]

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[maresb]

Rebased on main (all checks were green)

[maresb]

An alternative would be to install the pre-commit app.

I feel somewhat reluctant about apps due to the lack of transparency. The app would probably give a better "experience" whatever that means. In contrast, this action is simple and transparent: just a few lines of YAML upstream.

I'm happy either way; it's nice to have the functionality.