fix: removing paths-ignore from action to avoid blocking releases

[chanind]

This PR removes the paths-ignore key from the build workflow, as this may unintentionally block releases from running. Semantic-release will fail if when it comes time to publish a relase, the published commit is no longer the head commit in the repo. This is to avoid situations where an earlier commit might get a later version number than later commit if they both are merged at roughly the same time.

However, if the most recent commit is just a change to the README.md for example, the paths-ignore can cause semantic-release to fail. If, due to the README.md change, it is no longer the most recent commit to the repo, semantic release will bail out assuming that the most recent CI run will pull in the changes and publish, but due to the paths-ignore, CI never gets run and thus the change never gets deployed.

[codecov]

Codecov Report

All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 55.18%. Comparing base (a13cee3) to head (28ff797).
Report is 1 commits behind head on main.

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  Partials       40       40           

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