fix: remove issue parsing from branch name

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It's very error-prone, especially when the branch name contains a commit hash, which has one or multiple numbers.

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Changes

This pull request updates the github-agent application to align with version 0.50.1 of the Vertesia suite of packages, specifically @vertesia/client and @vertesia/common. The updates include removing the parsing of issue IDs directly from Git branches, focusing instead on parsing them from the pull request body, and updating the Vertesia CLI version in the test workflow.

Here is a breakdown of the changes:

Path	Description
.github/workflows/test.yaml	Updates the Vertesia CLI version to 0.50.1 in the test workflow and adds a version check.
.gitignore	Adds .turbo to the .gitignore file.
apps/github-agent/package.json	Downgrades @vertesia/client and @vertesia/common dependencies to version 0.50.1.
apps/github-agent/src/workflows/parser.ts	Removes the parseIssueIdFromBranch function, which parsed issue IDs from Git branches. The logic for extracting the issue id from the branch name has been removed.
apps/github-agent/src/workflows/parser.test.ts	Removes test case for parseIssueIdFromBranch since it's been removed.
apps/github-agent/src/workflows/review-pull-request.ts	Removes the branch attribute from parseIssuesFromPullRequest function in loadGithubIssues function call.
pnpm-lock.yaml	Updates the dependencies in pnpm-lock.yaml to align with version 0.50.1 of the Vertesia packages. The eventsource and @vertesia/api-fetch-client versions were downgraded as well.

Purpose

The pull request aims to remove the parsing of issue numbers from branch names. The primary motivation is that this parsing process is highly error-prone. Specifically, the presence of commit hashes (which contain numbers) within branch names can lead to incorrect identification of issue numbers.

The change is important because it addresses a flaw in the existing system where the issue number is parsed from the branch name. This parsing is unreliable, particularly when commit hashes are included in the branch naming convention. Removing this functionality will improve the stability and predictability of the system, preventing misidentification of issues.

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