Use shared changelog workflow - #1535
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What was changed
Added a changelog check using the reusable workflow from temporalio/.github. The caller pins merged commit 6f052b395a527ab62ec33e5e0d7d1faf551bb8b7 and retains the local pull request triggers needed to rerun when skip-changelog is added or removed.
Why?
This centralizes the check across SDK repositories and verifies that every changelog addition is under an Unreleased section, including after an intervening release changes the pull request merge result. The shared workflow was introduced by temporalio/.github#20.
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Closes: N/A
How was this tested:
No repository documentation changes are needed. The shared workflow is documented in temporalio/.github.