Create Labeller workflow make it add "Documentation+📑" label #25122
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This adds a configurable labeller that allows you to add a label based on the file location of a changed file.
Currently it just adds "Documentation+📑" to anything under /docs/. I need it to make sure that all docs changes show up whether or not someone tags the PR properly.
It could be used for other labeling. For example, I was considering if we should also add another tag for possible docs changes to some of the yaml files and files that define parameters around the place?
@mrpollo Will this clash with what you are doing?