Add # support for LabelValidator as discussed in #2006

[wsxiaoys]

As suggested by @damienmg in #2006 send this out to run it with internal test.

[bazel-io]

Can one of the admins verify this patch?

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[wsxiaoys]

I'm a Googler so I don't need to sign CLA.

[aehlig]

over to @damienmg who apparently made the suggestion.

Please note that, as the account is not registered with the google oranisation,
we have no means to verify the claim "I'm a Googler".

[googlebot]

CLAs look good, thanks!

[wsxiaoys]

I updated my information and commits and seems cla check automatically passed.

[damienmg]

Oops sorry, I forgot to import it yesterday.

Yes using your @google.com email for the author in the commit fix it (which you should do if you are employed by google).

[wsxiaoys]

Great, thank you. Does it break anything?

[wsxiaoys]

ping?

[damienmg]

Sorry I sent the change to @lberki for review but he seemed to have missed
it. Our tests have passed so far

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[lberki]

Let's see what happens. We generally prefer patches through Gerrit, but it's a tiny simple one so I can just patch it in manually and run it through our internal test battery.