Add workflow for Pyright type check#300
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Pull request overview
Adds a new GitHub Actions workflow to run Pyright in CI as a non-blocking type-check signal, aligning with Issue #297’s request for visibility into type errors without gating merges.
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- Introduces
.github/workflows/pyright.ymlto run Pyright on pushes tomaster, onpull_request, and via manual dispatch. - Sets the Pyright step to
continue-on-error: trueso results are reported without failing the workflow.
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Summary
Related issue: #297
Added a new non blocking workflow to run pyright static type checks. There are three ways to trigger the CI: on push on master, on push to a PR and manually