Strip [bot] suffix from github.actor when constructing Docker image tags.#116
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If we have the state of the wf is for test only, like env is dev, then we can just keep a placeholder for the test in the tags? so we dont have to hardcode the removal of bot, any future changes will also be compatible with the wf
Signed-off-by: Nikhil Manglore <nmanglor@amazon.com>
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Strip [bot] suffix from github.actor when constructing Docker image tags. GitHub Apps like valkey-ops[bot] produce invalid Docker references due to square brackets being illegal in tag names.