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It does not. Obviously if you lock a “foo/setup-latest-go” action, it’s still going to (and you’d probably expect it to) pull in the latest go. Actions are expected to start running though. Like GitHub isn’t gonna do an `npm install` for you, it’ll just run the entry point of the action, and the entry point can do whatever it was written to do.
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I think they mean specifically sub-actions as dependencies.
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