Refactor conditional syntax in workflow files#53
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This pull request updates several GitHub Actions workflow files to simplify the conditional logic used for selecting local versus remote actions. The main change is the removal of unnecessary
${{ }}syntax aroundifexpressions, making the conditions more readable and consistent across all workflow files.Workflow conditional simplification:
.github/workflows/ci.yml: Updated allifconditions to remove${{ }}aroundgithub.event.repository.namechecks for selecting between local and remote CI actions..github/workflows/build.yml: Simplifiedifconditions for build and verify-structure steps by removing${{ }}wrappers..github/workflows/docker.yml: Applied the same simplification to all Docker-related workflow steps, including build, show logs, check containers, stop services, prepare-release, and check-repo-name jobs. [1] [2] [3]These changes help make the workflow YAML easier to maintain and less error-prone by using native GitHub Actions syntax for conditionals.