Reapply "[Github] Update PR labeller to v6.0.1 (#167246)" This reverts commit b3d62645158cd6f463f2e1c878f6d63b9dc4b164. This broke the workflow because the sync-labels flag was set to a zero-length string to work around an issue. The underlying issue has been fixed and the value is now required to be a boolean. We can just drop the value because we want the default behavior anyways. This should be the last remaining breaking change from v5 that we need to migrate.
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