ci: optimize openexr build time, don't run nightly on forks#2097
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* When building openexr as a dependency for OSL, there is no need to build the openexr command line utilities, saving a bit of build time. * Fix an error from PR AcademySoftwareFoundation#2074 where we tried to disable nightly CI runs on forks -- we didn't make the right change to the Windows jobs, so they were still running. Signed-off-by: Larry Gritz <lg@larrygritz.com>
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When building openexr as a dependency for OSL's CI, there is no need to build the openexr command line utilities, saving a bit of build time.
Fix an error from PR ci: Stop nightly CI workflows on user forks #2074 where we tried to disable nightly CI runs on forks -- we didn't make the right change to the Windows jobs, so they were still running.