ci: remove cla: yes from required labels#22168
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Remove `cla: yes` from the require labels for merging as the CLACheck tool no longer relies on labels. Enforcement of the CLA being signed is still enforced by the status check which is visible both in Github as well as checked by merge tooling.
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Remove
cla: yesfrom the require labels for merging as the CLAChecktool no longer relies on labels.
Enforcement of the CLA being signed is still enforced by the status check
which is visible both in Github as well as checked by merge tooling.