chore: remove pull_request trigger from auto-project workflow

[MantisClone]

The reusable workflow now only handles issues. Remove unnecessary pull_request trigger.

Fixes RequestNetwork/public-issues#151

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Greptile Summary

This PR removes the pull_request trigger from the auto-project workflow, aligning it with its intended purpose of handling issues only. The reusable workflow RequestNetwork/.github/.github/workflows/add-to-project.yml@main was originally designed for issues, making the PR trigger unnecessary.

• Removed unnecessary pull_request trigger from .github/workflows/auto-project.yml
• Workflow now only triggers on issues:opened events
• Separate pr-comments.yml workflow already exists for handling pull request events
• Change aligns with the referenced issue chore: Remove pull_request trigger from auto-project workflows public-issues#151

Confidence Score: 5/5

• This PR is safe to merge with no risk
• The change is a simple, focused removal of an unnecessary trigger that correctly aligns the workflow with its intended purpose. The syntax is correct, the workflow file remains valid, and pull request handling is already covered by a separate workflow file.
• No files require special attention

Important Files Changed

Filename	Overview
.github/workflows/auto-project.yml	Removed unnecessary pull_request trigger, workflow now only handles issues as intended

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant GitHub
    participant AutoProject as Auto Project Workflow
    participant ReusableWF as add-to-project.yml
    participant ProjectBoard as GitHub Project

    Note over User,ProjectBoard: After this PR (issues only)
    
    User->>GitHub: Opens new issue
    GitHub->>AutoProject: Triggers workflow (issues:opened)
    AutoProject->>ReusableWF: Calls reusable workflow
    ReusableWF->>ProjectBoard: Adds issue to project board
    
    Note over User,ProjectBoard: Before this PR (issues + PRs)
    
    User->>GitHub: Opens new PR
    GitHub--xAutoProject: Would trigger workflow (removed)
    Note over AutoProject: PR trigger removed in this change

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