Run CodeQL on push and pull_request only, drop the weekly schedule - #101
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The CodeQL workflow's weekly
scheduletrigger is the default from GitHub's starter template. Every real change is already scanned by thepushandpull_requesttriggers, so the scheduled scan adds little. It also has a downside: GitHub auto-disables scheduled workflows after 60 days of repository inactivity, which is what disabled CodeQL on this repo previously. Running only on push and pull_request keeps full coverage of every change and cannot be inactivity-disabled.