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Copilot Fix(CI Failure): Bump pinned copilot-version to 1.0.82 - #88

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The `version-pin-drift` job in the scheduled Test Copilot CLI workflow failed because the pinned default `copilot-version` in `action.yml` (`1.0.80`) fell behind the latest release on npm (`1.0.82`).

Turns out even a CI job whose entire purpose is "yell when we're out of date" can itself become... out of date. 🙃

https://github.com/austenstone/copilot-cli/actions/runs/33480678020/job/99769377284

💥 Error Log

```
##[warning]copilot-version default is pinned to 1.0.80 but @latest is 1.0.82
##[error]Process completed with exit code 1.
```

🕵️‍♂️ Diagnosis

The `version-pin-drift` job (added in #81) runs on a schedule and compares `action.yml`'s pinned `copilot-version` default against `@github/copilot@latest` on the npm registry. It intentionally fails (exit 1) whenever the pin has drifted, to prompt a manual bump. Since `1.0.80` was pinned, npm has published `1.0.82`, tripping the check. This is expected/by-design behavior for a drift detector, not a code regression — the fix is simply to bump the pin.

🛠️ Proposed Fix

  • Bumped `copilot-version` default in `action.yml` from `1.0.80` to `1.0.82`.
  • Updated the corresponding default/example references in `README.md`.

Verified locally that `npm view @github/copilot@latest version` returns `1.0.82`, matching the new pin.

The scheduled version-pin-drift job fails when action.yml's pinned
copilot-version default falls behind @github/copilot@latest on npm.
Pinned was 1.0.80, latest is 1.0.82. Update the default and docs.

Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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