ci: trigger CI on push to master (+ smoke-test T0b.3 gates)#15
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m-stdlib's default branch is `master`, but ci.yml's push trigger targeted `main` — so pushes to master (including merges) never ran CI. Point the trigger at master. Keeps the T0b.3 drift gates in engine-free-targets (supersedes the stale ci-fix-push-trigger-master branch, which predates them). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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m-stdlib's default branch is
masterbut ci.yml's push trigger targetedmain, so the T0b.3 merge ran no CI. Point the trigger atmaster(keeps the four T0b.3 drift gates in engine-free-targets).This PR's
pull_requestrun is the first real CI exercise of the T0b.3 drift gates on m-stdlib.🤖 Generated with Claude Code