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ci: add pull-request checks (type-check, tests, clippy, cargo test) - #9
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Adds a fast PR/main gate separate from the tag-driven release pipeline: - frontend: tsc --noEmit, vitest (--if-present), vite build (ubuntu) - rust: clippy -D warnings + cargo test on the workspace (macos + windows) The Rust jobs build the frontend first so tauri-build's frontendDist (../dist) resolves, but never run `tauri build` — no bundling, signing or notarization happens here. rustfmt --check is intentionally omitted for now (pre-existing example bins under crates/*/src/bin are unformatted).
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Adds a fast CI gate that runs on every PR and on pushes to `main`, separate from the existing tag-driven `release.yml` (which is the only workflow today and never runs on PRs).
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Once this is green it can be wired in as a required status check on the `main` ruleset.