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Ping the person who started the release in omicron PRs - #2782
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This PR injects the person who started the release workflow into Brussels, and uses it to ping them when Brussels opens the Omicron PR. This way, whoever starts the release gets notified when the Omicron PR can be approved and merged.
This will have a quirk if we ever start publishing releases on a (weekly?) schedule: for scheduled jobs, GitHub will treat the last person who started a release manually as the person who started all scheduled releases, which means they'll get pinged. I chatted with Laura and this seems fine for now, but it's something we can re-evaluate if it starts becoming annoying.