Daan De Meyer fb513a7e1c ci: Fetch context for claude-review job in setup job
Rather than have claude fetch the context itself, let's fetch the
context for it in the setup job. This has the following advantages:

- We can reduce the permissions granted to the claude job
- claude has less opportunity to mess up trying to fetch the context
  itself. Specifically, it keeps spawsning a background task to fetch
  the PR branch which messes up the structured output at the end, causing
  the review job to fail. By pre-fetching the context it won't have to
  spawn the background task. Additionally, we limit the git commands it
  can execute to local ones to ensure it doesn't try to fetch the PR branch.
  Finally, we fetch the branch ourselves as pr-review so claude can look at it
  to review the PR.
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