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hygiene gets its own pr-only workflow - #112
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… one run, not a skipped twin
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master now requires the
hygienecheck (ruleset "master: hygiene required", repository admins bypass). With the job inside the push-triggeredciworkflow, every pull request head carried two check runs namedhygiene: the push event's, skipped by itsif:(which GitHub counts as passed), and the pull request event's real one. This moves the job to.github/workflows/hygiene.yml, triggered onpull_requestonly, so the required name maps to exactly one run. CLAUDE.md and the R6 paragraph indocs/release-proofs.mdsay where it lives now.Proof on this pull request: one
hygienecheck run on the head, from the new workflow.