Remove Copilot coding agent setup workflow - #14522
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The copilot-setup-steps job ran before every Copilot task and spent up to an hour on submodule checkout, Qt, vcpkg and a full build, which is wasted work for documentation and other text-only tasks. Remove it so cloud tasks start from a plain checkout.
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copilot-setup-stepsjob ran before every Copilot coding agent task, unconditionally: submodule checkout, apt dependencies, Qt 6.7, vcpkg bootstrap and restore, CMake configure and a full build, with a 60 minute timeout. For documentation and other text-only tasks that entire preflight is wasted, and there is no per-task switch to skip it.Removing the workflow means cloud tasks start from a plain repository checkout. Tasks that actually need to compile have to be run locally, or the workflow can be restored from history.