Use pull request bodies as merge commit bodies.

For a merge with a single incoming commit, this will generally be redundant - the default pull request subject and body are drawn from the commit itself, so they'll get repeated in the merge commit. However, for a pull request with multiple commits, the pull request title and body are likely a better merge commit message than the default offered by Codeberg.

I've been doing basically this for manual merges regardless.

Further reading: <https://forgejo.org/docs/latest/user/merge-message-templates/>

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+${PullRequestDescription}
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+Merges ${HeadBranch} into ${BaseBranch}.