Require Assisted-by: instead of Co-authored-by for LLMs - #18266
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It's good that LLMs that create commits on behalf of devs disclose themselves, but I really dislike how they show up as co-authors in the GitHub UI. They are a very useful tool, but an "author" is a person (or a @babel-bot 馃槈).
This patch makes them generate
Assisted-by:instead, so that it's not that prominent in the GitHub UI. This same convention is used by the Linux kernel: https://docs.kernel.org/process/coding-assistants.html#attribution