docs(readme): add the merge_group trigger to the caller example - #16
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Every integration repo merges through a merge queue, so a caller copied from this example without merge_group would never report ci on the merge group.
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Summary
Adds
merge_group:to the README caller example. Every integration repo merges through a merge queue, and a caller copied from the example without it would never reportcion the merge group.This PR is also the live verification for the merge-queue wedge fix. It should be enqueued by the deploy-bot app (not
github-actions), form amerge_grouprun, and merge through the queue with no manual step.