Edit- does anyone know the breakdown of the load and load types that are actually bottlenecking GitHub? Is it just plain PRs? Is it the actions? Other stuff I n

Edit- does anyone know the breakdown of the load and load types that are actually bottlenecking GitHub? Is it just plain PRs? Is it the actions? Other stuff I never messed with? Couldn't they charge just a teeny tiny amount per PR or diff size or something and this would basically go away? I don't actually know what is the heaviest load. Probably actions? I understand it would be nice if it was free, but they have to pay for their infrastructure. Or maybe pay extra for priority. Does everyone pushing llm generated code they'll rewrite or abandon in a week need all of the GitHub processes executed instantly? I'm probably way out of my depth here on what the actual bottlenecks are. Could they break out reliability promises and reserve capacity for just the basics?