feat: allow addition of release-ci label via comment
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Updates the PR labeling workflow to allow an external contributor to add the `release-ci` label to their own PR via comment. This is allows users on Windows and Intel-based macs to generate toolchains for local testing. The pull request template is also updated to reflect this. ----- See Zulip discussion [here](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/stream/270676-lean4/topic/No.20binary.20for.20lean.20PR.20testing.20locally).
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Updates the PR labeling workflow to allow an external contributor to add the
release-cilabel to their own PR via comment. This is allows users on Windows and Intel-based macs to generate toolchains for local testing. The pull request template is also updated to reflect this.See Zulip discussion here.