feat(seer): Add issue summary to post process #90710
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Asynchronously kicks off issue summary in post process. The existing issue summary code should handle locking, caching results, and automatically triggering Autofix.
I put it in this location in the pipeline so that the summary generation has started before we start building and firing alerts.