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Trigger the auto-merge as soon as a Strapi release unflags PRs - #3592
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A PR can carry several runs of the same check. The auto-merge read the first line of gh pr checks, which on #3574 was a stale check-labels failure listed above the current pass, so a green PR was held.
The auto-merge only ran at 08:00 UTC, so PRs unflagged after a midday release waited until the next morning. The unflag workflow now waits for check-labels to re-run on the unflagged PRs, then dispatches the auto-merge.
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This PR lets release-gated docs PRs merge the same day their Strapi release ships, instead of the next morning.