Make CI fuzzing more fine grained #1043
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Set up CI workflows that trigger based on the shell for which the implementation changed, rather than just the system. Additionally, this folds the scheduled & manual invocation of CI fuzzing into the workflows themselves. Correspondingly, adjust fuzz duration from 5 to 10 min for commit triggers and from 20 to 10 for scheduled/manual triggers. The former is considered reasonable because these workflow should trigger less often. The latter is considered reasonable because longer fuzzing will already be performed when relevant changes are being made.
ericcornelissen
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Jul 14, 2023
(the CI for this commit itself will fail as it's not being made on `main`.)
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Relates to #438
Summary
Set up CI workflows that trigger based on the shell for which the implementation changed, rather than just the system.