[cloud] Check AWS instance type coverage on a weekly schedule Allow for proactive detection of new instance types that are not covered by the existing automated tests, by splitting the type coverage check into a separate workflow that runs on a weekly basis. A weekly schedule is arguably overkill given the frequency at which new instance types are introduced, but the instance type check takes only a few seconds to run and so the minimal cost is justified for the sake of getting relatively rapid notification of new instance types. Signed-off-by: Michael Brown <mcb30@ipxe.org>
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