fix(label-prs): fail workflow on GitHub API error instead of swallowing it#38
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Closes #33
What changed
Why
The previous catch block logged failures and returned normally, so the actions/github-script step could report success even when GitHub could not read the referenced issue or apply labels. The workflow now fails visibly and can be retried or investigated.
Validation
node --test .github/scripts/label_pr.test.jsnode --check .github/scripts/label_pr.jsgit diff --checkThe existing
actions/pr-audit-comment/pr_audit_comment.test.jshas one unrelated baseline failure on macOS Bash 3.2 because the workflow script uses[[ -v ... ]], which is supported by the GitHub runner shell.