[Misc] loose new-model tagger conditions

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Purpose

• Fix [Misc] Automatically tag PRs to add new models #20222 (comment)
• Loose the condition in tests and documentation to trigger new-model tagger, because new contributors may miss updating them.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request aims to streamline the process for new contributors by simplifying the automated tagging conditions for pull requests that introduce new models. By loosening these conditions, it reduces the likelihood of new contributors missing specific file updates that were previously required to trigger the 'new-model' tagger.

Highlights

• Mergify Automation Update: I've updated the Mergify configuration to relax the conditions for automatically applying a label (likely related to new model contributions). Previously, a pull request needed to modify tests/models/registry.py and docs/models/supported_models.md in addition to model and registry files to trigger this automation. These two specific file modification requirements have now been removed.

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Code Review

This pull request aims to simplify the process for adding new models by relaxing the conditions for applying the new-model tag in the Mergify configuration. The change removes the requirement for pull requests to modify tests/models/registry.py and docs/models/supported_models.md.

My review finds that while removing the test registry check is safe due to an existing CI test that provides coverage, removing the documentation check introduces a risk of the supported models documentation becoming outdated. I've left a comment to discuss this trade-off and suggest a less strict alternative to ensure documentation quality is maintained.