Add GitHub Actions CI for pull request builds - #1122
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Adds a GitHub Actions workflow that builds and runs the unit + spec tests on every pull request (and on pushes to
master), so PRs get a native GitHub status check alongside the existing AppVeyor build.windows-latest— the library and test suite also targetnet47, which needs Windows.YamlDotNet.Testacross its target frameworks; uploads the test results.yaml-test-suite), installs the .NET 8 + 10 SDKs, and cancels superseded runs per branch/PR.Also updates the actions in the existing workflows to their latest major versions (
actions/checkout→ v7,actions/setup-dotnet→ v6,actions/upload-artifact→ v7;github/codeql-actionstays on the current v3).This does not remove AppVeyor; it adds a native GitHub PR check.