Charles Bochet
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Addresses the review feedback on #23418 (Paul + Copilot + cubic) and switches the manual trigger from comments to **labels**, consistent with the e2e labels. ## What changed - **Manual reviews are label-driven** — add `pr-review-security` / `pr-review-triage` / `pr-review-standard`. Labeling requires write access (team-only). The **`/pr-review` comment trigger is removed.** - Like the e2e labels, a check runs on every push **while its label is present** (the orchestrator reads the PR's current labels each run) — so `pr-review-standard` keeps the deep review current until removed. - **Dispatcher is now dumb** — it forwards only `pr_number`. All resolution + validation lives in the privileged orchestrator (Paul's suggestion: it fetches PR metadata, incl. labels, there anyway). This fixes the bot findings (regex allowlist bypass, `/pr-review`→standard default, delimiter edge cases) at the source. - `cancel-in-progress: true` (latest-push-wins, matching the previous dispatcher). Fires on non-draft PR events (the auto `security,triage` gate) and on `pr-review-*` label adds. ## Depends on A companion change to the privileged CI (reads labels + resolves/validates checks) — merge that first; it's backward-compatible, so nothing breaks in between.
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