[9.0] Backport labeling workflow changes #112240
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…t` instead (dotnet#112161) * Change workflows to use pull_request_target instead of pull_request event * Add CODEOWNERS entry * Add initial readme
* Condition labeling workflows to only run on dotnet/runtime. * Improve readme * Add jeffhandley as explicit workflow owner Co-authored-by: Jeff Handley <[email protected]>
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Backporting #112169 and #112161
Infra only, tell-mode.
Backporting to the release/9.0 branch so it can flow to release/9.0-staging automatically at any time.
I discussed the functionality with @jeffhandley via chat, and we should not expect the pull_request_target change to work in this PR at the moment. It will start working after this is merged.