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Adopt the organization reusable workflows - #79

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Converts copied workflow logic to thin callers of the reusables added in #78, and removes empirically dead weight:

  • .github/workflows/cleanup-pr-artifacts.yml (deleted)

Gate semantics are identical (the reusable is Chronicle's current gate verbatim); check name becomes verify / verify — the ruleset audit found no branch policy pinning the old name. Doc-trigger semantics identical. cleanup-pr-artifacts is only removed where the repository has zero artifacts ever.

Converts copied workflow logic to thin callers of Cratis/Workflows:
release-intent gate and/or documentation-build trigger. Per-repository
copies of the gate drifted apart and caused the 2026-08-25 unintended
releases; the policy now lives in one place. Where this repository has
never produced a workflow artifact, the cleanup-pr-artifacts workflow is
removed as dead weight.
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woksin merged commit 6c5d707 into mainAug 26, 2026
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woksin deleted the chore/adopt-reusable-workflows branch August 26, 2026 08:28
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PR #79 removed this file as 'dead weight', but it is the reusable
implementation every organization repository's bootstrapped
cleanup-pr-artifacts caller invokes via workflow_call — its removal made
every Cleanup PR Artifacts run across the organization fail with
'error parsing called workflow'. Restores the implementation from ebff976.
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