Document the asymmetric CI filtering and required checks - #273
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The previous text warned that adding required status checks would hang path-filtered PRs. That is now resolved rather than pending, so the note should say what the design IS, not what to watch out for: pushes are filtered, pull requests never are, and adding `paths:` to a pull_request trigger here breaks merging. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Docs-only change — and deliberately so: this PR touches only
AGENTS.md, which matchesdeploy.yml's pushpaths-ignoreand none ofagent.yml's pushpaths.Under the previous config both workflows would have skipped on this PR, reported no status, and left all four required checks pending forever. If the four checks report here, the asymmetric-filtering design is verified.
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