Host changes should trigger bootstrapped platforms #120999
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Since the bootstrapped pipelines are senstive to hosting changes, we trigger them for host changes.
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Pull Request Overview
This PR adds a trigger condition to ensure that host/installer changes trigger bootstrapped platform builds, addressing the dependency between host changes and bootstrapped pipelines.
Key Changes:
- Added installer path change detection to bootstrapped platform build conditions
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Since the bootstrapped pipelines are senstive to hosting changes, we trigger them for host changes.
Adding additional trigger as mentioned at #120234 (comment).