fix(ci): remove run-name override from CI workflow#2013
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Restore default GitHub workflow naming while keeping manual workflow_dispatch branch selection support in place.
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This change removes the custom
run-nameoverride from the CI workflow and returns to GitHub’s default run naming behavior. The manualworkflow_dispatchbranch selection remains in place, so maintainers can still run CI against a specific branch/ref while reducing workflow syntax/maintenance risk.Note: No related issue (Internal maintenance / Approved by Team member: @agneszitte).