chore: add needs-triage caller workflow#2299
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Adds a GitHub Actions workflow to connect this repository to the organization-wide reusable issue triage automation.
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- Adds a
Needs Triageworkflow triggered when issues are opened or reopened. - Grants minimal
issues: writepermissions. - Calls the shared
needs-triageworkflow pinned to a specific commit SHA.
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Wires up the org-wide
needs-triagereusable workflow. Any new or reopened issue is auto-labeledneeds-triage; removing the label signals a maintainer has triaged it. Bot-authored issues are skipped.Caller declares minimal
permissions: issues: writeand pins the reusable workflow to a commit SHA (v1). Verified end-to-end in the sandbox.