Set Priority = P1 and Status = Backlog on auto-created PR tracking issues

[hilram7]

Summary

• Tracking issues created by auto-create-pr-tracking-issues.yml (both the Admin Support and Publishing Pipeline jobs) now get Priority = P1 instead of P2.
• Both jobs now also set Status = Backlog on creation, so tracking issues never land on the project board without a status.

Changes

• .github/workflows/auto-create-pr-tracking-issues.yml: replaced the Priority = P2 (5280356b) field mutation with Priority = P1 (c2ae6a84) in both jobs; added a Status = Backlog (f75ad846) field mutation in both jobs.

Testing

• No local execution (workflow only runs on pull_request: review_requested events) — verified field/option IDs against the live project schema via gh api graphql against netwrix/projects/2 before editing.
• actionlint not run in this environment; no syntax changes beyond two setField call edits, following the existing setField helper pattern already used elsewhere in the file.

[github-actions]

Code Review

No correctness, security, or workflow issues found.

The change is limited to the setField calls in both jobs of auto-create-pr-tracking-issues.yml:

• Priority option changed from P2 (5280356b) to P1 (c2ae6a84).
• A new Status = Backlog field (PVTSSF_lADOB435Ds4A7py9zgv4xF8 / f75ad846) is set in both jobs.

Both new/changed calls reuse the existing setField helper with the same signature and error handling as the surrounding, already-working calls, so the control flow, permissions (GITHUB_TOKEN locked to none, all calls via KB_OPS_PAT), triggers, and idempotency logic are unaffected.

One thing I could not verify from the diff: the field ID PVTSSF_lADOB435Ds4A7py9zgv4xF8 and option ID f75ad846 for the new Status field, and the new P1 option ID c2ae6a84, are opaque project-board identifiers. If any is wrong, setField will log a ✗ Failed to set ... error but will not fail the job (errors are caught), so a bad ID would silently no-op rather than break the build. Worth a quick confirmation against the project board that these IDs are correct.