fix(ci): unbreak bullock verdict script quoting

An apostrophe inside ${question:-word} was treated as a bash quoting
char even under double quotes, leaving the last single-quote in the
88-line script unclosed. bash -n failed with 'unexpected EOF' on every
Bullock run, so the whole 'Act on Bullock's verdict' step died at
parse time before any instruction ran — including the clarifying
comment this exact line was meant to post, so summons that should
have gotten a question instead got a silent red run.

Reword to avoid the apostrophe; no behavior change once it parses.

Author: ethicnology

.github/workflows/bullock.yml

@@ -319,7 +319,10 @@ jobs:
 
           if [ "$sufficient" != "true" ]; then
             body="🐂 Bullock needs more info before implementing:"
-            body="${body}"$'\n\n'"> ${question:-Please clarify what you'd like changed.}"
+            # NB: no apostrophes inside ${var:-word} — bash treats a single
+            # quote there as a quoting char even inside double quotes, which
+            # made this whole script unparseable (exit 2 at EOF).
+            body="${body}"$'\n\n'"> ${question:-Please clarify what you would like changed.}"
             comment "$body"
             echo "Insufficient info — asked for clarification, no PR opened."
             exit 0