[faas-console-plugin] Set merge_method to squash#80906
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This PR updates the Prow CI/CD configuration for the
openshift/faas-console-pluginrepository to use squash merging strategy. When pull requests to this repository meet the approval requirements (labeled withapprovedandlgtm, and without blocking labels likedo-not-merge/holdorneeds-rebase), Prow's tide will now automatically merge them by squashing all commits into a single commit before merging to the target branch.This is a configuration-only change that affects how the faas-console-plugin repository's CI automation handles pull request merges, aligning it with the merge strategy used by several other OpenShift repositories in the CI infrastructure.