🤖 perf: skip code signing in merge queue to enable parallel builds #876
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The macOS build workflow was taking 24+ minutes because code signing was enabled for
merge_groupevents. This forced sequential x64+arm64 builds to avoid keychain race conditions.Since merge queue builds don't need signed artifacts (only releases do), we can safely skip signing and let both architectures build in parallel. This should cut the macOS build time roughly in half (~12 min).
Before: 24m40s for macOS build
After: Expected ~12 min (parallel x64+arm64 builds)
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