chore: improve workflows - #7666
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This PR includes various improvements to the workflows.
ubuntu-slimwhere possible. It's a lightweight runner that runs in a container instead of a full VM. See the blog post and readme for more info.backgroundandparallelwhere possible. This blog post details how parallel and background and wait can be used to do async work.close-incorrect-issue.yml. This was doing a fullnpm cito run the node script. which depended on octokit. I've used an agent to refactor it to agithub-scriptlikeai-slop.ymlPlease follow this checklist to avoid unnecessary back and forth (click to expand)
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