Tweaking stale bot#48
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This pull request makes updates to the GitHub workflow configuration files, focusing on permissions and issue/PR management policies. The main changes are to grant additional permissions for workflows and to make the stale issue and pull request process more aggressive by reducing the inactivity threshold.
Workflow permission updates:
.github/workflows/exempt-creators.yml: Addedissues: writeandpull-requests: writepermissions to allow workflows to modify issues and pull requests.Stale issue and pull request policy updates:
.github/workflows/stale.yml: Reduced thedays-before-stalesetting from 60 days to 30 days, so issues and PRs are marked as stale sooner..github/workflows/stale.yml: Updated stale messages for issues and pull requests to reflect the new 30-day inactivity threshold. [1] [2]