add emoji for generic workflow

.github/workflows/gemini-cli.yml

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-name: Gemini CLI
+name: 💬 Gemini CLI
 
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examples/gemini-cli.yml

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-name: Gemini CLI
+name: 💬 Gemini CLI
 
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response.md

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+Hello! As an AI assistant, I'd be happy to explain the workflows in this project and how this change fits in.
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+### 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.
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+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.
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+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.
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+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.
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+### 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.
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+This change fits in by:
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+*   **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.
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+I hope this explanation is helpful! Let me know if you have any other questions.