🔧 Set correct label aliases

[rickyheijnen]

🔍 Samenvatting

Deze PR voegt de de juiste aliasses toe zodat ze tijdens de label-sync workflow goed vervangen worden.

📝 Beschrijving

• Label 🏗️ architecture toegevoegd als alias van de nieuwe type: architecture label
• Label ✨ feature toegevoegd als alias van de nieuwe type: feature label

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Walkthrough

Aliases for two labels in the labels configuration file were updated: "type: feature" now includes an additional alias "✨ feature," and "type: architecture" was updated to include the alias "🏗️ architecture." No other label properties were changed.

Changes

Cohort / File(s)	Change Summary
Label Alias Updates labels/general.yml	Added the alias "✨ feature" to the "type: feature" label and added the alias "🏗️ architecture" to the "type: architecture" label. No other changes made.

Estimated code review effort

🎯 1 (Trivial) | ⏱️ ~2 minutes

Possibly related PRs

• 👷 Add a reusable workflow for labels sync #9: Adds a workflow to sync labels using configuration files, which would process the alias changes made in this PR.

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