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Remove upstream's GitHub Actions workflows again - #231

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The clean-slate rebase onto v26.13.1 brought back the workflow files the fork had dropped, and renaming the default branch to main woke them up: upstream's "Test Shared libraries", nix-changes and friends trigger on pushes to main and canary, and they fail here because this fork is not built the way upstream's CI expects.

Leaves the same three the node 16 stack keeps -- build-test.yml, build-test-branch.yml and release.yml, with the actions they use -- and drops the twelve upstream workflows plus the three actions and the CodeQL config that only they referenced. The fork's own CI runs on Buildkite (.buildkite/runtime-node-build-and-test.yml).

The clean-slate rebase onto v26.13.1 brought back the workflow files the
fork had dropped, and renaming the default branch to main woke them up:
upstream's "Test Shared libraries", nix-changes and friends trigger on
pushes to main and canary, and they fail here because this fork is not
built the way upstream's CI expects.

Leaves the same three the node 16 stack keeps -- build-test.yml,
build-test-branch.yml and release.yml, with the actions they use -- and
drops the twelve upstream workflows plus the three actions and the CodeQL
config that only they referenced. The fork's own CI runs on Buildkite
(.buildkite/runtime-node-build-and-test.yml).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Andarist merged commit 0a38822 into main Nov 12, 2026
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