[FabricBot] Remove usage of 'noActivitySince' operand condition - #53256
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[FabricBot] Remove usage of 'noActivitySince' operand condition
This removes the event responder task for automatically replying to semi-stale issue comments.
Description
With the pending migration away from FabricBot to the Policy Service bot, the
noActivitySinceevent condition will no longer be supported. This PR removes the only occurrence of that condition in this repository's configuration. The condition was used to identify comments left on issues that have not had prior activity for 7 days, suggesting that a new issue be filed instead. This task had never been triggered within this repository.This PR also corrects the name of the Locker workflow. PR #53225 updated the workflow to only apply to issues, but the name of the workflow was not updated.
Note: The
noActivitySincesearch condition will still be supported within scheduled searches as used in this configuration; it's only unsupported in event triggers going forward.