tools: apply feedback to and simplify contributor guidance workflow - #65785
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Applying feedback from #65745 (review) and, assuming contributor-guidance.yml runs confirm it's not necessary, removing and resolving its TODO.
This is also a place to apply further feedback collected from observing the action actually run.
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