Add aggregator CI jobs for branch protection#980
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Add a ci-pass-style gate job to each PR-triggered workflow that depends on all other jobs and fails if any of them failed or was cancelled. This allows requiring just three status checks (CI pass, Nix pass, Repository indexing pass) to block PR merges instead of listing every job and matrix cell individually.
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One CI failure in gradle-mixed-kotlinpoet |
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It was a flake on dependency fetching |
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Adds a
ci-pass-style gate job to each PR-triggered workflow that depends on all other jobs and fails if any of them failed or was cancelled. This will be used to block PR merge on CI fail.