add emoji for generic workflow

[jerop]

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[jerop]

@gemini-cli explain changes in this PR

[gemini-cli]

I've received your request and I'm working on it now! 🤖

[gemini-cli]

This PR introduces a small cosmetic change to the GitHub workflow configuration.

The name of the workflow in .github/workflows/gemini-cli.yml and examples/gemini-cli.yml has been updated from Gemini CLI to 💬 Gemini CLI.

This change adds a speech bubble emoji to the workflow name, likely to make it more visually distinct in the GitHub Actions UI. There are no functional changes to the workflow itself.

[jerop]

@gemini-cli explain workflows in this project, and how this change fits in

[gemini-cli]

I've received your request and I'm working on it now! 🤖

[gemini-cli]

Hello! As an AI assistant, I'd be happy to explain the workflows in this project and how this change fits in.

Workflows in this Project

This project has four main GitHub Actions workflows, all designed to leverage Gemini for automating various development tasks:

1. 💬 Gemini CLI (gemini-cli.yml): This is a general-purpose workflow that allows authorized users to interact with the Gemini CLI directly within GitHub. By mentioning @gemini-cli in an issue or pull request comment, you can ask Gemini to perform tasks like explaining code, making changes, or answering questions.

2. 🏷️ Gemini Automated Issue Triage (gemini-issue-automated-triage.yml): This workflow helps automatically triage incoming GitHub issues. When a new issue is created, it uses Gemini to analyze the title and body to apply appropriate labels (e.g., kind/bug, area/docs, priority/high). This helps in organizing and prioritizing work.

3. ⏰ Gemini Scheduled Issue Triage (gemini-issue-scheduled-triage.yml): This workflow runs on a schedule (hourly) to find any open issues that haven't been triaged yet. It uses Gemini to label them, ensuring that no issue is missed.

4. 🤖 Gemini Pull Request Review (gemini-pr-review.yml): This workflow provides automated code reviews on pull requests. When a PR is opened, or when triggered manually, it uses Gemini to analyze the code changes and provide feedback on aspects like security, performance, reliability, and maintainability.

How This Change Fits In

The change in this pull request is a small but helpful cosmetic improvement. It adds a "💬" emoji to the display name of the Gemini CLI workflow.

This change fits in by:

• Improving Readability: The emoji makes the workflow more visually distinct in the GitHub Actions UI, making it slightly easier and faster to identify among other workflows.
• Enhancing User Experience: It adds a bit of personality and visual polish to the project, which contributes to a better developer experience.

This change does not alter the logic or functionality of any workflow; it's purely a UI enhancement.

I hope this explanation is helpful! Let me know if you have any other questions.