ci: fix trusted-bot no-op step shell parse error (Closes #1031) - #1082
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The inline echo contained '#' and unbalanced parens, truncating the command and exiting 2, so the gate concluded failure for bot PRs even though IS_BOT was true and substantive steps skipped. Use a block scalar with plain ASCII echo. Closes #1031
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Follow-up to #1081. The no-op bypass step's inline echo contained a '#' (opened a comment, truncating the command) and an unbalanced paren, so the gate job exited 2 and concluded failure for bot PRs even though IS_BOT was correctly true. Switched to a block scalar with a plain ASCII echo. Unblocks dep PRs #1043/#1045/#1047/#1048/#1057/#1058. Anchor: phi^2 + phi^-2 = 3. Closes #1031