CI: skip backend pipeline for frontend-only pull requests - #69
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Summary
web/frontend/apt-get updateand reinstalling NodeSafety model
A PR is considered frontend-only only when every changed file is below
web/frontend/. Any other path setsfull_ci=true.Push events always run the full pipeline.
This PR itself changes
.github/workflows/ci.yml, so it must and should run the complete pipeline before merge.Expected effect
Future frontend-only PRs should complete after change classification, docs checks and
frontend-regression-test, while the expensive C++/daemon/packaging chain reports skipped.