Use Octokit instead of calling gh#9
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Swaps the shell-based GhClient (which shelled out to the `gh` CLI) for one backed by the octokit gem. GhClient now takes `token` and an optional `client` instead of `runner`. The exe reads `GITHUB_TOKEN` and passes it through.
The exe needs octokit, which isn't in the consumer's Gemfile. A second ruby/setup-ruby step pointed at the action's own Gemfile handles the install and caches it keyed on Gemfile.lock. BUNDLE_GEMFILE in the run step ensures bundle exec picks up the action's gems rather than the consumer's.
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