Limit push builds to the main branch
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GitHub Actions has been running the lint twice in Pull Requests: once following the `on push` trigger, once following `on pull_request`. This duplication is currently avoided when running tests by an `if` rule, which skips if the event isn't a push or the Pull Request doesn't come from a fork. This commit removes the `if` rule, and limits the `push` builds to the `main` branch. That will ensure that merged Pull Requests will trigger a build, and that any Pull Request activity will also trigger a build. Being a global rule for the whole build, `standard` will not run twice anymore.
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GitHub Actions has been running the lint twice in Pull Requests: once following the
on pushtrigger, once followingon pull_request. This duplication is currently avoided when running tests by anifrule, which skips if the event isn't a push or the Pull Request doesn't come from a fork.This commit removes the
ifrule, and limits thepushbuilds to themainbranch. That will ensure that merged Pull Requests will trigger a build, and that any Pull Request activity will also trigger a build. Being a global rule for the whole build,standardwill not run twice anymore.