ci: stop running Phel job in fork; defer to phel-lang repo#15
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Re-comment the test-phel job to match jank-lang/clojure-test-suite. The Phel test run is now owned by phel-lang/phel-lang's run-clojure-test-suite.yml (with a nightly cron), so running it here duplicates work and forces this fork to diverge from upstream on CI. :phel reader conditionals in test files stay — they are content the phel-lang workflow consumes, and they're harmless to upstream readers.
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Summary
test-pheljob in.github/workflows/ci.ymlto matchjank-lang/clojure-test-suiteupstream.run-clojure-test-suite.yml) which checks out this fork on every Phel push/PR and nightly at 06:00 UTC.Why
Per the Slack thread in
#clojure-test-suite(jasalt + jeaye): running Phel CI in the test-suite fork forces ongoing CI divergence from upstream and complicates sync. Pulling the suite from the Phel repo instead is simpler, lives next to Phel code, and is owned by Phel devs.`:phel` reader conditionals in test files stay — they are content the phel-lang workflow consumes, harmless to upstream readers, and a candidate to upstream eventually.
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