Fix PR cache detection on merge to main. #110
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* **.github/workflows/build.yml:**
* Updated the PR detection logic for `push` events (merges).
* Replaced the deprecated/unreliable `gh pr list --commit` with `gh pr list --search` using the commit SHA.
* Added a fallback mechanism to parse the commit message for standard merge commits (e.g., "Merge pull request #123") if the API search fails.
This ensures that when a PR is merged, the CI correctly identifies the original PR number and reuses the build artifacts cached during the PR checks, preventing redundant rebuilds.
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pushevents (merges).gh pr list --commitwithgh pr list --searchusing the commit SHA.This ensures that when a PR is merged, the CI correctly identifies the original PR number and reuses the build artifacts cached during the PR checks, preventing redundant rebuilds.