ci(development): update workflow path filters for detecting changes #5
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Updated the paths filter configuration to make sure only relevant file changes trigger certain jobs. Removed `composer.*` because changes to the `composer.json` file is explicitly covered by `composer.json` (and we aren't tracking `composer.lock` in git). Removed `bin/build.sh` to prevent unnecessary builds because changes to this file don't necessarily mean Rust code has changed (as discussed in PR #4).
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Jun 26, 2025
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Updated the paths filter configuration to make sure only relevant file changes trigger certain jobs. Removed
composer.*because changes to thecomposer.jsonfile is explicitly covered bycomposer.json(and we aren't trackingcomposer.lockin git). Removedbin/build.shto prevent unnecessary builds because changes to this file don't necessarily mean Rust code has changed (as discussed in PR #4).