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T-21168 [CI] Drop the weekly schedule of the unit tests - #7
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The schedule only re-ran the unchanged code against whatever Go was newest. The daily E2E workflow does that now, against production. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Drops the weekly
scheduleof the unit-test workflow (.github/workflows/main.yml, Mondays 05:20 UTC). Pushes to main, pull requests and manual runs stay.The schedule re-ran unchanged code only to see whether a newer Go breaks it. The daily E2E workflow in #6 does that now: it builds and runs the example on the newest stable Go and on the newest Go release candidate or beta, against production, and files a Linear issue when it fails.
The matrix keeps
stablenext to the pinned 1.21 through 1.25. It is a released Go, the only entry above 1.25 (it is 1.27.3 today), so dropping it would leave the unit tests behind the Go customers run. Unit tests on released versions only, as in the other client repositories.Based on main, next to #6; merge it after #6.
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