Skip costly fuzz and release jobs for unrelated changes - #535
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A fuzz README edit rebuilt every fuzz harness, and every pull request started the six-platform release matrix. We limit fuzz PR and main-branch runs to harness/build/seed inputs and release PR runs to source, build configuration, and packaged README/license files. Manual and scheduled fuzz runs retain their existing triggers.
cargo-dist 0.32 cannot configure PR paths, so we preserve the local release filter with allow-dirty = ["ci"] and document regeneration. This disables its generated-workflow freshness check; configuration changes require regenerating and reviewing the workflow. The pinned cargo-dist release plan succeeds with all six targets and 17 artifacts, and path checks cover both build changes and documentation-only changes.