When new commits are pushed, the status job and handle job both fire on
the same synchronize event and run in parallel. The event payload's
pr.labels reflect the PRE-push state — so if the PR was approved before
the push, the status job reads 'approved' from the payload and sets
success on the NEW SHA, even though handle is about to (or already did)
remove the label.
Observed in modelcontextprotocol#2375: label removed at 23:06:29, status
set success at 23:06:30 (one second later, from stale payload), merged
at 23:06:34.
Fix: add invalidate-on-push input (default true, mirroring the main
action). On synchronize with invalidation enabled, set pending
unconditionally — don't trust the payload labels. The subsequent
unlabeled event re-evaluates and stays pending.