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Versioning rollout #1159: ci-failure-analyst now has an immutable v1.0.0 + moving channel tags. Repin this consumer from a raw main SHA to the @ci-failure-analyst/stable channel so it gets gated, rollback-able releases.

combsmith/.github#659 registered it in canary-rings.json.

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Pull request overview

This PR is intended to repin the repository’s CI Failure Analyst consumer workflow from a raw main SHA to the gated, rollback-able @ci-failure-analyst/stable channel in petry-projects/.github-private.

Changes:

• Removes the existing ci-failure-analyst.yml workflow content (intended outcome appears to be repinning, but the file is currently emptied).

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.github/workflows/ci-failure-analyst.yml:1

• This change removes the entire CI Failure Analyst workflow, which contradicts the PR goal (repin from a main SHA to the @ci-failure-analyst/stable channel) and will stop the diagnostic comments from ever running. Restore the workflow file and update only the reusable-workflow ref to @ci-failure-analyst/stable.

# Deploy this file to target repos as: .github/workflows/ci-failure-analyst.yml

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