build: fix workflow metadata inputs#257
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I don't really understand how this fixes #255 . Can you elaborate?
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After reading comments in #256 I think these changes should be good.
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Based on the discussion on docker/github-builder#256 and docker/github-builder#257, I think this is the preferred path forward
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fixes #255
closes #256
The build workflow now relies on its existing labels and annotations inputs instead of forwarding undefined metadata-action inputs.