fix: Revert "feat(config): allow multiple branch/pr limits (#32556)"

[RahulGautamSingh]

This reverts commit 03f2229.

Changes

• Reverts feat(config): allow multiple branch/pr limits #32556

Context

• Ref: Sudden warning "Could not compute the count of HourlyPRs, returning zero" #33731

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[strachdaniel]

I wanted to check if there are any plans to continue working on this feature. Will it be included in an upcoming release? Let me know, as this would help resolve an issue we are currently facing. Thanks!

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[rarkins]

You're also commenting in entirely the wrong place. You are commenting on a closed (i.e. aborted) revert of a feature which was added. The feature is released! So either your problem is solved, or you didn't understand your problem isn't related to this feature.