Register Windows validation workflows - #357
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Add safe default-branch dispatch stubs so the full Windows workflow definitions can be run against the port branch before integration. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Register the three Windows workflow paths on the default branch so GitHub permits
workflow_dispatchagainst the Windows port branch.The default-branch definitions are intentionally safe no-op stubs. Dispatching with
--ref win/tray-daemon-rebaseloads and executes the full workflow definitions from that ref. This avoids enabling Windows pull-request checks for unrelated branches before the Windows implementation is integrated.This registration is required because GitHub does not permit dispatching a workflow that has never existed on the default branch, and pull requests evaluate workflow availability from the base branch.