George Kalpakas c88e18a051 ci: exclude service-worker/ sub-directories from fw-testing PullApprove group (#42631)
The `fw-testing` PullApprove group, which by default owns all `testing/`
sub-directories, is supposed to own resources related to testing Angular
applications (from an end-user's perspective). The `service-worker`
package source code includes some `testing/` sub-directories which are
intended for internal use only (i.e. to test the `service-worker`
package itself) and are not distributed to end-users of the package.

Previously, changes in these `testing/` sub-directories would
incorrectly require approval from the `fw-testing` group.

This commit fixes this by excluding the `service-worker` package
sub-directories from the files owned by the `fw-testing` group.

PR Close #42631
2021-06-24 12:26:51 -07:00
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