[ShulhaOleh]

Summary

CI ran every lane, including both Rust jobs, on PRs that could not affect them. The global filter matched every file outside its exclude list and forced a full run, so files missing from that list, such as the PR and issue templates, the root package.json and .TODO, ran everything. #160, #179, #180, #183 and #184 all ran Rust this way.

• Remove the global catch-all. A file outside every lane's paths now runs no conditional lane.
• Map shared root files to the lanes that read them: package.json, bun.lock and bunfig.toml to the JS lanes, rust-toolchain.toml to Rust and licenses, tsconfig.base.json and types to the TypeScript lanes, .gitattributes to all of them.
• The Rust jobs run Cargo directly and read nothing from the root package.json, so skipping them there is safe.

Changes to ci.yml itself, scheduled and manual runs, and PRs with 3,000 or more files still run every lane. The weekly scheduled run catches a shared file that a lane depends on but that no filter maps yet.

Type of change

• Bug fix
• Feature
• Improvement
• Translation
• Maintenance (CI, build, tooling, refactors)
• Dependencies
• Documentation only

Validation

• Full local repository checks (bun checks)
• Relevant local checks
• CI only
• Not applicable

Details: Replayed the last 30 PRs against the new filters with the matcher the action uses. The five false positives skip Rust, and every PR that changed Rust inputs still runs it. This PR runs every lane because it changes ci.yml.

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