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Update the comments in the workflow files to explain how the gitlab trigger chain works.
We never used the SKIP_CI logic in this repository. Make the GitLab workflow a pretty much empty one that's just there to trigger the chain. In the Start GitLab CI workflow, remove the steps that were dealing with the SKIP_CI variable.
In the Start GitLab CI workflow, instead of writing the PR data to a file and then parsing it, just parse it directly as a here string.
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We never used the SKIP_CI logic in this repository. Make the GitLab workflow a pretty much empty one that's just there to trigger the chain.
In the Start GitLab CI workflow, remove the steps that were dealing with the SKIP_CI variable.