Limit CI workflows to supported branches #3411
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If we create a feature/* branch, the CI will not run on the PR targeting this feature branch.
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Added a commit to add this to all workflows.
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This PR adds branch restrictions to the
pushandpull_requesttriggers for workflows. CI used to run on all branches pushed, whereas we now only run it for supported branches. This avoids failing runs for the static-analysis workflow but makes sense for all workflows.Note: I changed indentation in the build-ci workflow files to two spaces for consistency with other workflow files. I recommend viewing changes ignoring whitespace to cut through the noise. The actual changes are contained in the second commit.