ci: cancel PR workflows on new commits #4918
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What changed?
This change should ensure all PR workflows are cancelled when new commits are added to the PR branch. This improvement is already suggested in #3733, but I think the proposed syntax in that PR is incorrect. The PR also has conflicts that need to be resolved.
Close #3733
Why was this change made?
I want to add CI that eventually will update release-please PR branches to include doc updates in the release PR. This seems to be the suggested approach, ref. googleapis/release-please#2022 (comment).
Not wasting workflow resources appears like a good idea.
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