ci: convert stale PRs back to draft - #55
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Same workflow as https://github.com/prosopo/captcha-private/pull/4117, copied verbatim — it reads
$GITHUB_REPOSITORY, so nothing is repo-specific.Daily cron plus a
workflow_dispatchwhose dry-run input defaults to true. Converts non-draft PRs with no update for 7 days back to draft, which stops them launching CI runs, and comments on each saying why and how to undo it (gh pr ready <n>).Excluded: PRs with auto-merge enabled (drafting one silently cancels its merge, since converting to draft disables auto-merge and re-readying does not restore it), approved PRs, and anything labelled
keep-ready. That label does not exist in this repo yet, so the opt-out is inert until it is created.The 7-day threshold is the review question; it is a dispatch input as well as a default.
Suggested first step after merge: dispatch it with the dry run left on and read the list before letting the schedule touch anything.