ci(gha): split ci and release workflows #90
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split ci.yaml into ci.yaml + release.yaml release.yaml will only run when: 1. push/merge to `main` 2. only if specific files change, eg: dockerfile, *.go 3. or, manually invoked via github UI The goal here is to reduce the number of automated releases that are generated. We only want to cut a new release on PRs that actually change the code (*.go) or the docker runtime image
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split ci.yaml into ci.yaml + release.yaml
release.yaml will only run when:
main+ only if specific files change, eg: dockerfile, *.goThe goal here is to reduce the number of automated releases that are generated. We only want to cut a new release on PRs that actually change the code (*.go) or the docker runtime image