ci: update pytest workflow to trigger on all pull requests, including forks

[aaronsteers]

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  • Updated workflow configuration to allow pytest jobs to run on all pull requests, including those from forks.

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The pull request modifies the workflow configuration for running pytest by updating the conditions under which the pytest job executes. It now allows the job to run on all pull requests, including those from forks, while maintaining the requirement for pushes to the main branch. The overall structure and comments of the workflow remain unchanged, and the matrix strategy for Python versions and operating systems is intact.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.github/workflows/pytest_matrix.yml	Updated if condition for pytest job to allow execution on pull requests from forks. Maintained existing structure and matrix strategy.

Possibly related PRs

• CI: update test workflows #26: The changes in the main PR regarding the pytest job's execution conditions are related to the modifications in the pytest_matrix.yml file in PR CI: update test workflows #26, which also involves updates to the workflow configuration for running tests.

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