[CI] Tries to separate GitHub issues + external PRs monitor into two workflows #18021
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I would convert this into a composite action, See https://github.com/MystenLabs/sui-operations/blob/main/.github/actions/slack-message/action.yml as an example.
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Splits the GitHub issues + external PRs monitor into two workflows. The issues part works fine, but the pull request from external PRs does not work :( so following the
labelerworkflow, maybe this will work.Test plan
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