ci: replace artifact handoffs with cache#5550
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What changed
Replaces GitHub artifact upload/download handoffs with per-run
actions/cachesave/restore handoffs for CLI release artifacts, preview package artifacts, and CLI Go coverage output.Also updates actionlint configuration and removes unsupported event path filters so workflow validation passes across the repo.
Why
Artifact download is slow for these cross-job handoffs. Using upstream
actions/cachelets Blacksmith-backed jobs use Blacksmith's colocated cache path while keeping the workflows on maintained GitHub actions.Reviewer context
The npm publish job remains on
ubuntu-latestfor provenance. This PR intentionally keeps runner placement unchanged and relies on CI to prove the cache handoff works for every downstream consumer.