ci: Version-control GitHub labels via labels.yml - #311
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Ports c2pa-rs's label-sync mechanism (.github/labels.yml + the sync workflow, via crazy-max/ghaction-github-labeler) so the labels the release process depends on (release, backport-stable, release-train, upstream-first-verified, reconciliation, check-release) are version- controlled instead of hand-created in the UI -- this is the automated alternative to manually clicking through label creation, which the release-infra PR's checklist otherwise called for. Dropped two labels that reference infrastructure c2patool doesn't have: - 'safe to test': superseded by GitHub's native fork-PR-approval setting (see ci.yml's own header comment -- this repo never adopted the older label-based trust mechanism to begin with). - 'canary': for the cross-repo canary workflow (drift detection against extracted crates like c2pa_cbor), which doesn't apply here -- c2patool has no extracted crates of its own. Adjusted 'release'/'check-release' descriptions to reference c2patool's actual suites (Tier 1A / beta-preflight) instead of c2pa-rs's Tier 1A+1B+2. Kept the general triage labels (bug, feature, task, status: *) for consistency with upstream's taxonomy. Lands ahead of the release-infrastructure PR, which references several of these labels.
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Ports c2pa-rs's label-sync mechanism so the labels the release process depends on (
release,backport-stable,release-train,upstream-first-verified,reconciliation,check-release) are version-controlled instead of hand-created in the UI. Once merged and this workflow runs (push tomain, orworkflow_dispatch), it creates/updates those labels automatically -- replacing the manual label-creation step previously called out in #310's checklist.Dropped two labels that reference infrastructure c2patool doesn't have:
safe to test(superseded by GitHub's native fork-PR-approval, which this repo already uses) andcanary(cross-repo canary drift detection -- no extracted crates here). Adjustedrelease/check-releasedescriptions to reference c2patool's actual suites (Tier 1A / beta-preflight) instead of c2pa-rs's Tier 1A+1B+2. Kept the general triage labels (bug, feature, task, status: *) for consistency with upstream.Requested to land ahead of #310, which references several of these labels.