ci: rename workflow to CI for badge consistency - #220
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Aligns the CI badge label with the RVC ecosystem's other repos, which already show a consistent "CI" badge rather than a repo-specific workflow name.
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The workflow was named `build`, which is what its GitHub Actions badge displays. Renaming it to `CI` aligns the badge label with the other repos in the RVC ecosystem (robotics-toolbox-python, machinevision-toolbox-python, bdsim, pgraph-python, sphinx-pyrunblock, ansitable), all of which already show a consistent "CI" badge rather than a repo-specific workflow name.
No functional change to the workflow itself.