ci(claude): bump ai-review-prompts pin to 53d4f501#486
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Picks up `claude-fix:test` label support and FS primitives (`mkdir`/`mv`/`cp`/`ls`/`cat`) in the issue-to-PR reusable's allowlist. Bumps all four caller files in lockstep — the SHA is the same across review/mention/issue-to-pr/validator so the "all four pin lines match" invariant is easy to eyeball. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Bumps all four caller workflow files to ai-review-prompts `53d4f501` (post-#15). Picks up:
All four callers move together to the same SHA, keeping the "all pin lines match" invariant easy to eyeball.
The `claude-fix:test` label has already been created on this repo (mirroring oauth / harper-pro: green `#0E8A16`, "Test work — write, migrate, refactor, or stabilize tests").
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