Exclude gcc submodule from thanksbot (similar to llvm) #69
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Since we're now treating
gccas a submodule (rust-lang/rust#125419) we're now including all gcc changes from all time. I think that's a bit unfair for rust contributors, since while gcc is a cool project, it's not (yet /hj) rust.I wondered to myself why this wasn't happening for our llvm submodule (which also includes many many commits that are specifically not Rust-related), and it turns out we explicitly exclude the llvm submodule in thanksbot. This PR does the same for gcc.