ci: run checks on PRs into feat/* integration branches - #59
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Series work (first: FLO-107's feat/flo-107-vopr) integrates on a feat/* branch and merges to dev once, so PRs into those branches need the same CI gate as dev's. Push triggers stay dev/main — head-branch pushes are already covered by their pull_request runs.
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Series work (first: FLO-107's
feat/flo-107-vopr, PR #58 onward) integrates on afeat/*branch and merges todevonce at the end — but the workflow only triggered on PRs intodev/main, so series PRs would get no CI. Addsfeat/*to thepull_requesttrigger.Push triggers stay
dev/main: pushes to PR head branches already get apull_requestrun, sofeat/*there would double-run every iteration.