build: disable SonarCloud for fork pull requests#4142
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SonarCloud Buildworkflow currently runs on all pull requests, including those originating from forks. However, SonarCloud requires secrets to publish its analysis, and these secrets are (by design) not exposed to pull requests from forks.This causes the workflow to consistently fail for any external contributor or branch not residing on the main repository, creating noise in the PR checks.
This PR adds a standard GitHub Actions
ifcondition to thebuildjob to simply skip the workflow if the pull request originates from a fork.