[CI] remove auto-labeling run-ci label. (#13486)
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Then your PR can be merged.
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## How to trigger CI
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To trigger CI, the pull request must have the "run-ci" label.
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- If you have write access to sgl-project/sglang, your pull request will be automatically tagged by @sglang-bot.
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- If you have triage access to sgl-project/sglang, you can manually add the label by clicking "Labels" on the right side of your pull request page.
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- If you do not have the above access, please request a review and ask other maintainers to add the label for you.
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- The "run-ci" label is not added automatically to new pull requests.
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- Only collaborators with triage or higher permission can add the "run-ci" label.
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- If you have triage/write/maintain/admin access, you can manually add the label by clicking "Labels" on the right side of the pull request.
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- If you do not have triage or higher permission, please request a review and ask a collaborator to add the label for you.
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After the "run-ci" label is added, the PR author can trigger CI by:
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1. Pushing new commits, or
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2. Clicking "Re-run" / retrigger on the workflow page.
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## General code style
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- Avoid code duplication. If the same code snippet (more than five lines) appears multiple times, extract it into a shared function.
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