[Fix] Remove author name from stale check CI

[the-praxs]

🔍 Review Summary

Purpose

• Update GitHub Actions workflow configuration to maintain privacy or adhere to a standardized format.

Changes

Enhancement

• Removed the author's name from the stale-check.yml file.

Impact

• Improves privacy and potentially aligns with a standardized format for workflow files.

Original Description

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Walkthrough

This pull request involves a minor update to the GitHub Actions workflow configuration. The change specifically removes the author's name from the stale-check.yml file. This adjustment is likely made to enhance privacy or to align with a standardized format for workflow files.

Changes

File(s)	Summary
.github/workflows/stale-check.yml	Removed the author's name from the workflow configuration to maintain privacy or adhere to a standardized format.

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[the-praxs]

🔍 Review Summary

Purpose

• Update GitHub Actions workflow configuration to maintain privacy or adhere to a standardized format.

Changes

Enhancement

• Removed the author's name from the stale-check.yml file.

Impact

• Improves privacy and potentially aligns with a standardized format for workflow files.

Original Description

FYI this is not what I wrote 💢