ci: Removes the sync next to main action#355
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This PR removes the automated workflow that syncs the next branch with main to prevent commit history issues caused by squashed merges. While this streamlines the repository's automation, it introduces a couple of inconsistencies in the existing setup. Specifically, the next branch remains active in the release configuration without a mechanism to stay updated, and the removed workflow is still documented in CODEBASE.md.
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This workflow isn't really all that helpful (even less so now that
nexthas been merged).It caused a couple of issues when trying to merge
nextintomainbecause it had created a couple of PRs that had been merged, but they had been merged by squashing, which resulted innextlosing history of its own branch.