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ci: reuse debug dependencies for E2E builds - #420
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The E2E workflow builds a release node binary before nextest builds the dependency graph again in the debug/test profile. On #419, the release build alone took 21m25s.
Build the E2E node in the debug profile and select ev-reth plus ev-tests in both Cargo commands so their dependencies can be reused. The TypeScript E2E harness already supports target/debug/ev-reth. Optimized builds remain covered by the Docker workflow.
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This PR contains only the workflow change and is based directly on main. The dependency updates remain in #419.