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docs(workflow): replace placeholder bonedigger TODO with real tracking issue - #982

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Split out of #895, which is blocked upstream.

The TODO comment above the lifecycle job in .github/workflows/bonedigger.yml was stale on two counts:

  1. It said the pull_request: opened trigger should be restored, but that trigger is still present in the on: block.
  2. It referenced projectbluefin/bluefin#TBD, a placeholder that resolves to nothing.

Verified against projectbluefin/bonedigger/.github/workflows/lifecycle.yml@d530767 (v1): it defines only on-issue-opened (guarded github.event_name == 'issues') and on-issue-comment. There is no pull_request handling, so PR-opened events dispatch the reusable workflow and every job is skipped.

Replaced with an accurate NOTE pointing at #981, which tracks the actual decision (drop the trigger, or add PR jobs upstream).

Validation: just check and pre-commit run --all-files both pass (includes actionlint and the action-pinning linters).

…g issue

The TODO above the bonedigger lifecycle job claimed the pull_request:
opened trigger had been removed, but it is still present in the on:
block. It also referenced a placeholder issue (#TBD) that does not
exist.

Replace it with an accurate note describing the current behavior (the
trigger fires, the upstream reusable workflow has no pull_request jobs,
so every job is skipped) and point at the real tracker,
#981.

Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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