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ES-2248: Adding 'merge-release' to stale-branch-remove exemption regex #229

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Problem Description
When a remove-stale github action is triggered, it causes an error on merge branches as there is no associated author.

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Adding 'merge-release' to the exemptions regex to prevent remove-stale from flagging a merge branch for removal.

https://github.com/corda/corda-e2e-tests/actions/runs/8750709270/job/24014775525
branch merge-release/5.2-release/5.3-2024-02-28-14 -> branch was last updated by (unknown user) on 2024-02-28T14:10:05Z branch merge-release/5.2-release/5.3-2024-02-28-14 is exempted

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Jenkins build for PR 229 build 1

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Jar artifact version produced by this PR: 5.2.0-alpha-1713785628220

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LGTM

@ronanbrowne ronanbrowne merged commit 1e0d1d9 into release/5.2 Apr 22, 2024
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@ronanbrowne ronanbrowne deleted the lukeb/ES-2248/Stale-Remove-Merge-Exemption branch April 22, 2024 12:05
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