ci: only run the release dry-run when packaging changes - #16
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The Release workflow's pull_request trigger fired on every crates/**, Cargo.toml and Cargo.lock change, running the full release-LTO build + packaging matrix on top of CI. Narrow it to release-pipeline inputs (release.yml, extra/**, umide.spec, docker-bake.hcl, Makefile) so ordinary code/dependency PRs only run CI. Real releases still run on v* tags; use workflow_dispatch to dry-run the pipeline on demand.
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Stops the slow release-LTO build+packaging matrix from running on every code/dependency PR. It now triggers only when release-pipeline inputs change (release.yml, extra/**, umide.spec, docker-bake.hcl, Makefile). Code correctness is still covered by CI on all 3 OSes; real releases still run on
v*tags; use the workflow_dispatch button to dry-run on demand.