ci: remove repo-card auto-updater stub - #44
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This repo is public; the REPO_CARD_UPDATER_* org secrets are scoped to private repos only, so the reusable workflow's required OpenAI key never resolves and every scheduled run fails at compile time. Remove the stub to stop the recurring failures. MIX-181
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Repo-card auto-updater stub removal, uniform single-file deletion across repos. LGTM.
This repo is public, but the
REPO_CARD_UPDATER_*org secrets are scoped to privaterepositories only. The reusable workflow declares the OpenAI API key as a required secret,
so it can never resolve here — every scheduled run fails at compile time before any job starts.
Removing the stub stops the recurring failures. If we later decide these public repos should get
card refreshes, we can re-add the stub once the secrets are shared to public repos (or the
reusable workflow is made fail-soft on a missing key).
MIX-181