Add "Runtime" label to support Slack automation #1409
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This PR fixes the syntax mistakes in the A[dd Runtime label to support Slack automation PR](#1409). 1. Advanced issue labeler: add additional Runtime label for Nomad and Consul issues 2. PR labeler: Add commas to entries in Runtime section. The current version throws an error when run due to missing commas in the collection.
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This PR adds a "Runtime" label to the PR labeller and the advanced issue labeler.
GitHub integrations in Slack can subscribe to a single label at a time. To support the Runtime Product Line (RPL) group, the label 'Runtime' was chosed to sort PRs and issues.