Make CI Change-Aware and Add Release Validation

[PSchmiedmayer]

♻️ Current situation & Problem

Grove's Tests workflow currently treats every Package.swift, CI-infrastructure, and script change as affecting the complete package matrix. This causes unrelated unit and UI jobs to run across the monorepo, while the existing FHIR output validator is not integrated into Grove's CI. There is also no single manual workflow for running every enabled check before a release.

⚙️ Release Notes

• Select affected logical packages from changed source paths and evaluated base/head SwiftPM package graphs.
• Include packages containing transitive target dependents for focused manifest changes, with conservative full-suite fallbacks for global changes.
• Fail fast when a newly added SwiftPM target is not classified in packages.toml, preventing silent test-selection gaps.
• Avoid package-test fan-out for DocC, workflow-only, and known non-test script changes.
• Run FHIR output conformance only for FHIR-related changes and cache the external implementation-guide build.
• Use macos-latest for GitHub-hosted macOS jobs.
• Add a manual Release Validation workflow that runs every currently enabled test, deployment-floor build, static-analysis check, documentation build, and repository-standard check.
• Pretty-print documentation builds with xcbeautify and GitHub Actions annotations while retaining the complete raw log for repository-specific DocC warning checks.
• Use explicit canonical and superseded URLs for the retired HealthKit time-range extensions so documentation builds compile with Xcode 26.6.

📚 Documentation

This does not add or modify public APIs. The selection rules and conservative fallbacks are documented inline in Scripts/affected-test-matrix.py; Scripts/ci-dryrun.sh mirrors the workflow's manifest-aware selection for local inspection.

✅ Testing

• PYTHONDONTWRITEBYTECODE=1 python3 -m unittest discover -s Scripts/Tests -p 'test_*.py'
• actionlint .github/workflows/*.yml
• shellcheck Scripts/build-documentation.sh Scripts/ci-dryrun.sh Scripts/validate-fhir-conformance.sh
• bash -n Scripts/build-documentation.sh Scripts/ci-dryrun.sh Scripts/validate-fhir-conformance.sh
• GROVE_ENABLE_DEFAULT_PACKAGE_TRAITS=1 swift build --target GroveHealthKitFHIR
• Scripts/build-documentation.sh
• git diff --check

The selector has focused regression coverage for manifest target/product/dependency changes, package configuration changes, FHIR triggers, documentation-only changes, shared CI infrastructure, conservative script handling, and newly added unclassified targets.

The first CI run for this PR intentionally selects the complete suite because the Tests workflow itself changed.

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