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Update the README video and fix required checks for docs-only PRs - #1552
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Replace the README's table-focused demo with the new SQLPage product film. The GIF preview links to the full 30-second video, which shows writes, charts, maps, bound inputs, SSO, and streaming.
CI previously excluded README and documentation files at the pull-request trigger, leaving required checks permanently pending and blocking auto-merge. Run CI for every PR targeting
main; existing jobs, push filters, and merge-group behavior are preserved.Validation: parsed the workflow YAML and checked README-only, docs-only, workflow-only, and code-change trigger scenarios. The job definitions are unchanged and
git diff --checkpasses. The MP4 fully decodes at 1920×1080, 30 fps, and 30 seconds; the GIF is 960×540 and 8.01 seconds. Both media files match the reviewed exports and README links resolve.