feat: No more default provider label #42
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Removed the concept of default provider label as it was confusing and easily caused runners to be left behind. For example, if the user had a typo in the label on the workflow side, the default provider would spin up and never start the job because the labels don't match. BREAKING CHANGE: `GitHubRunners` no longer takes `defaultProviderLabel` and all workflows must always specify the label they need instead of just `self-hosted`
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Removed the concept of default provider label as it was confusing and easily caused runners to be left behind. For example, if the user had a typo in the label on the workflow side, the default provider would spin up and never start the job because the labels don't match.
BREAKING CHANGE:
GitHubRunnersno longer takesdefaultProviderLabeland all workflows must always specify the label they need instead of justself-hosted