Allow labeled burndown version updates - #632
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During release burndown, the generated version-update PRs must change the repository VERSION file. The shared changed-file check currently rejects every such change, which leaves otherwise-valid burndown PRs unable to pass required CI.
This exempts PRs whose head branch uses the
version-update-YY.MMnaming convention produced by release-scripts. VERSION-file enforcement remains unchanged for PRs from other branches.The change targets
release/26.10because repositories in the active release need it now; the normal forward merge will then carry it tomainfor future burndowns.Validation: