[ci] Split bitstream job into find and build#29634
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[ci] Split bitstream job into find and build#29634sasdf wants to merge 1 commit intolowRISC:masterfrom
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This split allows us to run the bitstream finding logic on a standard GitHub runner and only spin up the less available bitstream runner if a build is actually required. By separating these tasks, PRs that utilize cached bitstreams can bypass the limited-availability specialized runners. This optimization enhances CI efficiency, reduces resource strain, and improves overall workflow stability. Change-Id: I7f20fda30e289aec584aeb62f4980828c94f12b6 Signed-off-by: Yi-Hsuan Deng <yhdeng@google.com>
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This split allows us to run the bitstream finding logic on a standard GitHub runner and only spin up the less available bitstream runner if a build is actually required.
By separating these tasks, PRs that utilize cached bitstreams can bypass the limited-availability specialized runners. This optimization enhances CI efficiency, reduces resource strain, and improves overall workflow stability.
Related to #20350