ci: standardize release branch pattern to release-X.Y.x #3999
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Update all CI workflows and actions to use the standardized release branch naming convention 'release-X.Y.x' (e.g., release-0.3.x) instead of matching multiple numeric patterns. Changes: - Update workflow triggers to match 'release-[0-9]+.[0-9]+.x' pattern - Update bash regex in setup-test-environment to match new format - Simplifies branch pattern from multiple variants to single standard
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Standardize CI workflows to use
release-X.Y.xbranch pattern instead of multiple numeric variants.That's the pattern we are settling on. See llamastack/llama-stack-ops#20 for reference.