chore(deps): update registry.access.redhat.com/ubi10/ubi docker digest to c9da135

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Type	Update	Change
registry.access.redhat.com/ubi10/ubi	final	digest	ccb838d → c9da135

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• [protected-path] images/runner/Containerfile:76 — This PR modifies images/runner/Containerfile, which is under the images/ protected path. The PR has no linked issue authorizing changes to governance or infrastructure files. Note: renovate.json configures Renovate to manage dependencies in this file, and the PR author is renovate-fullsend[bot], providing implicit authorization context — but human approval is always required for protected-path changes.
  Remediation: Obtain human approval for changes to protected paths.

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Labels: PR updates a Docker image digest in the runner Containerfile, managed by Renovate

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Retro: PR #6309 — Renovate bot digest bump in images/runner/Containerfile

Workflow: Renovate opened a single-line Docker digest bump (ccb838d → c9da135). The review agent ran Opus for 27 turns (~$2.15, ~10 min), correctly classified the change as "mechanical/value-only" and "trivial," dispatched correctness and style sub-agents (both returned zero findings), then flagged [high] protected-path because images/ is a protected path and no linked issue exists. It submitted CHANGES_REQUESTED. A human (rh-hemartin) approved ~9.5 hours later and merged. Total time to merge: ~9.5 hours for a zero-risk digest rotation.

Assessment: The review agent behaved correctly per its current rules — it identified the change as trivial, skipped unnecessary sub-agents, and applied the protected-path policy. The policy itself is the bottleneck: it treats all changes under images/ as HIGH regardless of semantic significance, even when the author is a trusted bot configured in renovate.json. This is a well-documented pattern with extensive existing issue coverage.

No new proposals filed. All improvement angles are covered by existing open issues:

• Protected-path severity for bot dependency PRs: Review agent: downgrade protected-path severity for bot-authored dependency update PRs #2588, Review agent should reduce protected-path severity for digest-only Dockerfile changes from trusted bots #3061, Allow conditional protected-path exceptions for trusted bot version-only dependency bumps #4387; Review agent should assess semantic significance of protected-path changes before assigning high severity agents#741 — This PR adds another data point: the review agent explicitly noted renovate.json provides "implicit authorization context" but still assigned HIGH severity. The 9.5-hour merge delay was entirely caused by the protected-path gate.
• Fast-path / skip review for bot PRs: Skip review and retro stages for bot-authored dependency update PRs #5360, Consider fast-path for review agent on single-file bot dependency PRs #3347, pr-review skill: reduce sub-agent dispatch for mechanical/value-only changes like dependency bumps #4060; Add pre-review early exit for bot-authored dependency-update PRs agents#257, Detect intent composition: multiple low-tier changes composing into unauthorized higher-tier feature #301 — The agent spent $2.15 on a change it classified as trivial in its first tool call. A fast-path that skips sub-agent dispatch (or skips review entirely) for bot-authored single-file digest bumps would have saved the full cost.
• Skip retro for bot PRs: Skip retro agent for automated bot dependency PRs #3833 — This retro run itself is an example of the waste: analyzing a workflow where the only finding was a procedural protected-path gate on a trivial bot PR.