ci: migrate pr-auto-review → @pr-auto-review/stable (canary)

[don-petry]

Migrate pr-auto-review off the frozen @v2 tag onto its canary ring channel. pr-auto-review is now under the canary/ring model (petry-projects/.github#669): v1.0.0 was cut at @v2's exact commit, so this is a zero-behavior-change repin — same code, now staged/gated for future changes instead of big-bang @v2 moves.

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Pull request overview

Migrates the PR auto-review workflow caller stub to reference the org reusable workflow via the @pr-auto-review/stable first-party channel, aligning with the new canary/ring rollout model while keeping behavior pinned to the same underlying code.

Changes:

• Re-pins the reusable workflow reference from a commit SHA (# v2) to the @pr-auto-review/stable channel ref.
• Adds an inline Sonar suppression note indicating this is an intentional first-party channel reference.