ci: exempt master branch workflows from getting cancelled#6486
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This tweak prevents workflows targeting the master branch from being cancelled by the concurrency option. Took a few test runs to nail it, but confirmed: master branch workflows stay intact, while those targeting other branches get cancelled as expected.
Related Stackoverflow post that describes this well:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/74117321/if-condition-in-concurrency-in-gha