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chore(ci): remove PR greeting bot - #61
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The bot commented on every PR with a checklist that duplicates .github/pull_request_template.md (go vet, tests, local verification). CI failures already surface go vet/build issues directly, so the extra comment was noise — especially for repeat contributors.
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Summary
.github/workflows/pr-greeting.yml.go vet, build, "follow patterns", "clear commit message") that's already covered by.github/pull_request_template.mdand surfaced by CI directly.Aligns with how most serious OSS projects handle greetings — either silent, or a CLA / first-timer-only nudge — and keeps the checklist co-located with the place authors actually fill it in.
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