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Add community contribution labels to release group page

Why is this change being made?

Following the idea from our retrospective:

We should really start using Seeking community contribution label more. Right now there are only 4 issues from our group.

A lot of times we'll see a small improvement which we know how to do but don't have the capacity for. I think every time we should just create a Seeking community contribution issue for such things.

It has a few advantages:

  1. if you forget to add an implementation guide, the bot will ping you and suggest that
  2. we use accepting merge requests for almost all the issues, and Seeking community contribution can attract much more focused attention.
  3. since these issues will have an implementation guide, and probably will be quite simple, it will be much easier to review.

See how many issues pipeline authoring has: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/issues?sort=created_date&state=opened&label_name[]=group::pipeline+execution&label_name[]=Seeking+community+contributions

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Edited by Vladimir Shushlin

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