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docs: add core: labels to issue labeling guide #10349

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We try to keep issues well-classified through use of labels.
Any repository collaborator can apply labels according to the below guidelines.

The general idea is that we have:

- manager (`manager:`)
- versioning (`versioning:`)
- datasource (`datasource:`)
- platform (`platform:`)
- core functionality (`core:`)

The majority of issues should have at least one of those labels.
These labels should also map approximately to our Conventional Commit scopes.

## Basic knowledge about Renovate

You should know about platforms, package managers, datasources and versioning to label issues effectively.
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Use these to mark the platform that is affected by this issue.
Keep in mind that an issue can be both affecting a platform and a self hosted instance.

### Core

<details>
<summary>Core labels</summary>

core:automerge
core:dashboard
core:onboarding
core:schedule

</details>

The purpose of these labels is to allow browsing of open issues by the most commonly-used functionality, such as automerging or Dependency Dashboard.

### Manager

"manager" is short for "package manager".
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