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This adds refquiem, which reviews each pull request for comments, docs, strings and Markdown that still mention a Rust item, dependency or feature the pull request removed, and suggests what each most likely became.
refquiem.ymlscans the pull request with a read-only token and prepares the review, so pull requests from forks are covered too.refquiem-post.ymlthen posts it fromworkflow_run, without checking out or running the pull request's code. This is the same shape as the echoes workflows, with the action pinned to v0.2.1 and the other actions pinned to the SHAs echoes uses. The post workflow only runs from the default branch, so the first review shows up on the pull request after this one.