chore: rename main CI workflow to 'pipeline' #534
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It's starting to feel a bit awkward to not be on the "no master" bandwagon (especially now that GitHub default branches for new repos default to
main), so while I don't really care about changing the default branch... this feels a bit egregious:Testing
If testing this change requires extra setup, please document it here:
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