ci(workflow): add path filters to CI workflow #15
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Only trigger builds when relevant files change: - src/** (SDK and template source) - samples/** (sample extension) - .github/workflows/ci.yml (workflow itself) Prevents unnecessary builds from documentation changes.
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Summary
Add path filters to the CI workflow to prevent unnecessary builds when non-code files change.
Changes
Only trigger builds when relevant files change:
src/**- SDK and template source codesamples/**- Sample extension code.github/workflows/ci.yml- Workflow itselfWhy
Documentation changes (like CLAUDE.md, README.md) were triggering full CI builds unnecessarily. This change ensures builds only run when actual source code changes.