Add host workflow to copilot-instructions.md #117947
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Pull Request Overview
This PR adds documentation for the Host workflow to the GitHub Copilot instructions, providing guidance on building and testing host-related changes in the dotnet/runtime repository. The change expands the existing component workflows to include specific instructions for handling changes in host-related directories.
Key changes:
- Added Host workflow section with build and test commands
- Updated table of contents and section numbering to accommodate the new workflow
- Included path detection logic for host component identification
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agocke
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