Update org-wide-files

[ErikSchierboom]

• ci: update configlet workflow
• ci: remove trailing whitespace from labels.yml
• Update license to 2022

Having updated these files, new repos won't immediately get a pull request to update these files.

[kytrinyx]

Is this change because of the rate limits that we were hitting on GitHub Actions? If so, how does this change affect the rate limits, and when do the repos get the PRs for the changes?

[ErikSchierboom]

Is this change because of the rate limits that we were hitting on GitHub Actions?

Not directly, no. This change is just there to prevent the org-wide-files PR from being created in the first place, as the files in this repo were outdated when compared to the ones in the org-wide-files repo.

[ee7]

Aside: The request-new-language-track repo is maybe the only one where it makes sense to always use the current year :)

(We're tracking in exercism/org-wide-files#153).

[ee7]

Is it deliberate that you've changed it in this repo to 2022, but it's still 2021 in org-wide-files?

Does this PR mean that a new track will instantly get a PR to update the LICENSE year to 2021?

[ErikSchierboom]

We should probably stop the license.md file from being synced I think. But for now, I've reverted.

[ee7]

(Reversing approval due to #127 (comment))

[ee7]

I did check:

$ git rev-parse HEAD
14689c452054a8e4a8fda5eeab760f8b53db6691
$ diff -s .github/workflows/configlet.yml ../org-wide-files/tracks-files/.github/workflows/configlet.yml
Files .github/workflows/configlet.yml and ../org-wide-files/tracks-files/.github/workflows/configlet.yml are identical

[ErikSchierboom]

I did check

Thanks!

[kytrinyx]

This makes sense to me.