Modifing pipeline checks to only trigger on specific file changes#138
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looks fine to me, fix the typo in the PR title + we can merge
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PR for #130
Problem
Heavy CI (lint, Go build/tests, Docker integration) ran on every PR, even if its simple PR changes like read me's. We should only run CI's on relevant file changes.
Solution
Add path-based change detection to the SCEvents workflows so those jobs only run when relevant files change, and add always-green status jobs so merge checks still pass when a workflow is intentionally skipped.