[DO NOT MERGE] Temporary script to merge multiple PRs for demo and testing purposes.

[kusumachalasani]

Description

Temporary script to merge multiple PRs for demo and testing purposes.

Summary by Sourcery

Add a temporary script to integrate multiple pull requests into a demo/testing branch and trigger the appropriate build pipeline.

New Features:

• Introduce a prmerge.sh helper script to fetch and merge multiple pull requests into a temporary integration branch for demo and testing purposes.

Enhancements:

• Automatically detect the repository type and run the corresponding build script after merging the selected pull requests.

[sourcery-ai]

Reviewer's Guide

Adds a temporary Bash script to create an integration branch from a base branch, sequentially merge multiple PRs from an upstream remote with interactive conflict handling, then run an appropriate build script based on the repository.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Introduce an interactive Bash script to merge multiple PRs into a temporary integration branch for demo/testing and trigger a repo-specific build.	Define BASE_BRANCH and a timestamped INTEGRATION_BRANCH and require at least one PR number argument. Check out and update the base branch, then create a new integration branch for the test build. For each PR number, fetch the PR head from the upstream remote into a local branch, attempt a non-fast-forward merge, and handle conflicts interactively with guidance and safety checks. On successful merge of each PR, delete the temporary local PR branch reference. After all merges, detect whether the repository is Autotune vs Optimizer based on the origin URL and run either build.sh or build_and_push.sh. Leave cleanup of the temporary integration branch commented out so the branch is preserved for inspection after the run.	scripts/prmerge.sh

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[sourcery-ai]

Hey - I've left some high level feedback:

• Consider parameterizing BASE_BRANCH and the upstream remote name (with sensible defaults) instead of hard-coding them, so the script is easier to reuse across different environments.
• Several git commands could be made more robust by quoting variables and tolerating missing branches (e.g. git branch -D pr-$PR may fail if the branch doesn't exist); wrapping cleanup commands with || true or a trap would avoid unexpected script termination.
• The repository detection logic using [[ "$REPO_URL" == *"autotune"* ]] is brittle; checking for a more explicit pattern (such as the full repo name or a config flag) would reduce the risk of misidentifying the repo and running the wrong build script.

Prompt for AI Agents

Please address the comments from this code review:

## Overall Comments
- Consider parameterizing `BASE_BRANCH` and the `upstream` remote name (with sensible defaults) instead of hard-coding them, so the script is easier to reuse across different environments.
- Several git commands could be made more robust by quoting variables and tolerating missing branches (e.g. `git branch -D pr-$PR` may fail if the branch doesn't exist); wrapping cleanup commands with `|| true` or a trap would avoid unexpected script termination.
- The repository detection logic using `[[ "$REPO_URL" == *"autotune"* ]]` is brittle; checking for a more explicit pattern (such as the full repo name or a config flag) would reduce the risk of misidentifying the repo and running the wrong build script.

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