Fix changelog check to skip auto-generated release PRs#839
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Why
Auto-generated release PRs (branch
release/*) runchangie merge, which rewritesCHANGELOG.md. Thecheck-changelogjob then fails them on its "don't edit CHANGELOG.md manually" rule. The job already had a guard meant to exempt release PRs, but it testedgithub.event.head_commit.message, which is only populated onpushevents and is empty onpull_requestevents, so the guard never took effect and every release PR failed the check.What
Gate the job on
github.head_refinstead, so it skipsrelease/*branches. Feature PRs are unaffected and still require a changie entry and still may not hand-editCHANGELOG.md.Drafted by Claude Opus 4.8 under the direction of @alan-andrade