Add Fabricbot config for automation in GitHub issue management #425
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This PR adds a configuration file to enable FabricBot to assist with GitHub issue management. It will enable things like adding the "needs: triage" label to new issues, automatically closing stale issues, and so on.
This issues the same configuration file as the DF Extension here: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Azure/azure-functions-durable-extension/dev/.github/fabricbot.json
The file is a bit long and hard to parse for humans. This is because it's auto-generated. We're told that the Fabricbot team is moving to a different configuration management system that will make this file unnecessary in the future. For now though, adding this file is the fastest way to get onboarding to this automation.
Enabling Fabricbot will make it easier for larger the Durable Functions team to be engaged with this repo's issues, so it would be helpful to merge this. Thanks!