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Cf/461 Prepare existing build workflows to trigger releases #463
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Renamed Workflow & workflow file. Added missing names to the two build jobs. Formatting (indentation)
created a unified `build.yaml` workflow file, containing each of the platform-specific build jobs
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Closes #461
Refactors the build and CI workflows to work with the upcoming release pipeline.
Merges Linux and Windows build workflows, with both jobs run as a single action to make them able to trigger further actions on success.
Renamed the compile-check workflow to Continuous Integration, which now only runs on Pull Requests, not on merged code (as the build script replaces it on merged code/direct commits).
I am merging this to the feature branch to avoid review delays.