Improve actions tests#135
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Previously no CI workflow ran pytest on pull requests, so regressions could land undetected. This adds a test.yml workflow triggered on PRs and pushes to main. - Split into three parallel jobs: core, inspect, helm - Core job runs tests that need no optional dependencies - Inspect and HELM jobs install their respective extras - Pin action versions to match regenerate_types.yml - Add timeout-minutes: 10 to guard against hung jobs - Update uv.lock Closes evaleval#88
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This is a refactor of #99 that includes the core/full, and locked/loose grid that will be useful to determine when upstream packages are causing breakages. Additionally if new test files are added the actions yaml won't need to change.
It does test the different converters together, so there is a risk that they may require incompatible packages, but I think its best to assume everything plays nice together until there is proof that it doesn't.