[WIP] Fix failing GitHub Actions job merge-gatekeeper#6350
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…t: false to python-tests - In merge-gatekeeper.yml: treat `cancelled` check conclusions as `pending` instead of `error`. A cancelled job means it was interrupted (e.g. by a manual cancel or fail-fast cascade), not that it actually failed. The gatekeeper now waits for a re-run rather than immediately blocking the PR. - In python-tests.yml: change `fail-fast: false` so that when one matrix job fails, the remaining jobs run to completion instead of being cancelled. This prevents cascade `cancelled` conclusions that would trip the gatekeeper.
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Thanks for asking me to work on this. I will get started on it and keep this PR's description up to date as I form a plan and make progress.