INFRA: Use PR titles for squash commits - #3755
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Pull request overview
Configures the ASF repository settings for PyIceberg to make squash merges use the pull request title as the squash commit subject while retaining per-commit details in the squash commit body, aligning with the rationale in apache/iceberg#17467.
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github.enabled_merge_buttons.squash_commit_messagetoPR_TITLE_AND_COMMIT_DETAILSto standardize squash commit messaging.
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Rationale for this change
Context: apache/iceberg#17467
Configure squash merges to always use the pull request title while preserving the existing commit-message details in the squash commit body.
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