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perf(ci): run gates in parallel, cancel superseded PR runs, cache compat builds - #684
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…pat builds - The compiler compatibility, reconstruction corpus and JS runtime jobs no longer wait for Rust quality; they pass no data to it. - Pull request runs share a concurrency group per PR and cancel in progress; main pushes keep a unique group. - Path filtering moves from workflow-level paths-ignore into a changes job, so the required Rust quality checks report on documentation-only changes instead of staying pending. - The compatibility gate and the macOS and Windows JS runtime jobs restore a target cache written by main.
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CI speed-up for opy-rs. Depends on wrightkit/.github ci/speed-up; refs point at that branch until it merges.