chore(release): skip ai reviews for release prs

[jdx]

Summary

• add Greptile filters for mechanical release PR titles and release labels

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Config-only change with no runtime or application logic impact.

Overview
Adds greptile.json so Greptile skips automated reviews on mechanical release PRs.

disabledLabels ignores PRs labeled release or autorelease: pending. ignoreKeywords matches common release-plz / Release Please titles and boilerplate in the PR body. CodeRabbit filtering is handled separately in the companion jdx/coderabbit PR.

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Greptile Summary

This PR introduces a greptile.json configuration file to suppress AI code reviews on automated release PRs.

• Adds disabledLabels to skip reviews on PRs tagged "release" or "autorelease: pending" (labels used by Release Please and release-plz).
• Adds ignoreKeywords covering four common release-bot title/body patterns (chore: release, chore(main): release, "This PR was generated with release-plz", "This PR was generated with Release Please").

Confidence Score: 5/5

Adding a new Greptile config file with label and keyword filters is a safe, additive change with no impact on production code.

The change is a single new JSON config file that configures which PRs Greptile skips. The label names and keyword patterns match standard Release Please and release-plz conventions, the JSON is well-formed, and no existing files are modified.

No files require special attention.

Important Files Changed

Filename	Overview
greptile.json	New Greptile config disabling reviews for PRs with release labels ("release", "autorelease: pending") or matching common release-tool title/body keywords

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