I went ahead and deleted the update_file_list.sh script, because (a) there was no good reason for it to be in a separate script and (b) we now need to handle the well-known types in addition to file_lists.cmake. With this change, we just invoke the staleness tests from the main script to update everything. While I was at it I made a couple small fixes: - Don't skip the update step just because the previous commit was by "Protobuf Team Bot". Copybara commits use this name and we still want to do the auto-update step after them. - Include the CL number in the description if the previous commit came from a CL. PiperOrigin-RevId: 487231324pull/10924/head
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