Update labeler version #2192
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Update labeler version #2192
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This PR updates the labeler action version and configuration file, and fixes #2145.
It also slightly changes the labeler behaviour by removing the
on:documentationlabel, to better fit with our changelog structure where we group changes by top-level folder (modules, FAST, blueprints). Having a separate group for documentation changes was breaking that pattern, by grouping together changes related to all top-levels.