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[WIP] Reduce noise from pr-sous-chef run-report issues in unlabeled queue
feat(pr-sous-chef): use group-by-day to collapse run reports into one issue per day
Jul 7, 2026
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pr-sous-chefruns every 15 minutes and creates a new run-report issue each time, generating ~96 issues/day. Despiteclose-older-issues: trueandlabels: ["automation"], this floods the unlabeled triage queue with bot noise.Changes
pr-sous-chef.md: Addgroup-by-day: trueto thecreate-issuesafe-output configpr-sous-chef.lock.yml: RecompiledWith
group-by-day, the first run of each UTC day creates one labeled issue; all subsequent same-day runs append their stats as comments on that issue. Combined withclose-older-issues, at most one open run-report issue exists at any time.