Bundled github-actions-enhanced triggers a scary "disable the official extension" modal on pack update

First off, thanks for maintaining this pack — I've been using it for PowerShell work for a while and it's been useful.
I wanted to flag something that gave me a bit of a scare this morning, in case others run into the same thing.
The pack auto-updated (0.0.7 → 0.0.9 in my case) overnight, which pulled in justin-grote.github-actions-enhanced as a newly-installed member. On next load, that extension threw a full modal demanding I disable/uninstall the official GitHub Actions extension, with language like "extension host restart is not sufficient!"
Out of context — an extension I didn't knowingly install, appearing after an unattended update, insisting I remove a trusted Microsoft/GitHub extension — that pattern reads a lot like something malicious. I spent a good while tracing folder birth times, sync logs, and the pack manifest before I convinced myself it was benign and working as designed. I suspect anyone less stubborn about digging might just panic, or worse, blindly click through.
To be clear, I'm not saying anything's wrong with the pack or the fork — once I found the line in the description noting the pack intentionally includes GitHub tooling, it all made sense. This is really a UX/expectations thing. A few ideas, take or leave:

A note in the README/description that the pack includes github-actions-enhanced, which is a fork that conflicts with the official GitHub Actions extension, so users know what to expect.
Possibly softening the conflict modal itself in the enhanced extension, or making it dismissible/less DEFCON-1 in tone.
Maybe consider whether the Actions fork belongs in a PowerShell-focused pack by default, vs. being opt-in — though I understand that's your call and the pack is intentionally opinionated.

Happy to provide any of the diagnostic details (timestamps, sync data, etc.) if useful. Thanks again.