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ci(labeler): drop path-based T-dependencies rule - #1368
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Motivation and Context
This PR removes the
T-dependenciesrule from the PR labeler. The labeler addsT-dependenciesto any PR that touches aCargo.toml. But most PRs editCargo.tomlfor other reasons:[[test]]targets, features, or dev-dependencies. Dependabot already addsT-dependenciesto its cargo PRs, so the labeler rule only adds noise. A narrower glob would not help.Breaking Changes
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