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…files. This points at trunk's reusable lint job (reusable-workflow-lint.yml@trunk) purely to see what actionlint findings, if any, apply to wp/6.7's own workflow files. This is NOT yet a decision to adopt the file permanently on this branch — it exists purely so the user can review real findings before deciding.
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What is this?
This is a disposable evaluation PR, not part of the
fix-actions-6.7/...repair stack forwp/6.7. It is a completely standalone, one-off addition used purely to see whatactionlintfindings (if any) apply towp/6.7's own current workflow files.wp/6.7currently has no.github/workflows/workflow-lint.ymlfile at all. This PR adds one — copied from the project's establishedreference-trunk-workflow-lintlayer template (branch filters already widened per WordPress#82744) — so thepull_request-triggered lint job actually runs againstwp/6.7's real workflow files and produces visible findings.Why the base is
trunk, notwp/6.7The base of this PR is deliberately set to
trunk, notwp/6.7. This is intentional:wp/6.7would make it look like part of the repair stack and riskgh stacktooling auto-picking it up.trunkkeeps it clearly separate and disposable, and still triggers thepull_requestevent so the newworkflow-lint.ymljob runs.As a result, the diff shown here will look enormous — it includes all of
wp/6.7's accumulated divergence fromtrunkplus the one new file. That's expected and not a mistake. This PR is not meant to be mergeable or reviewed as a real diff; it exists solely to trigger CI and surface real findings.What happens next
The user will separately decide whether/how to actually adopt
workflow-lint.ymlforwp/6.7for real (e.g., as a proper layer added to the repair stack). This PR itself should not be merged — it can be closed once the CI run's findings have been reviewed.Use of AI Tools
This PR was created by Claude Code under my supervision. All code should be treated as AI-produced and not yet reviewed by a human until this PR is marked Ready for Review.