fix(ci): republish the CLI when its workflow or bundled workspace code changes - #7821
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packages/sim-cli, so a change that affects the shipped package from elsewhere never republishes ithelm.ymldoes for its own workflow), so a build or publish fix actually shipspackages/utilsnow triggers too: the CLI bundles@sim/utilsintodist, so a change there changes what ships (same aspublish-sim-setup)bun.lockis deliberately left out: the CLI's third-party dependencies are declared in its ownpackage.json, which is already covered, and lockfile churn from other workspaces would publish a new CLI version on most mergesType of Change
Testing
bun run lint,check:audits,docs-manifest:check, and actionlint passChecklist