ci: skip e2e and python tests for docs-only changes

[raballew]

Summary

• Excludes python/docs/** and python/**/*.md from the path filters in e2e and python-tests workflows
• Docs-only PRs (like fix: remove unreliable energenie.com link to prevent flaky CI #707) currently trigger the full e2e suite and pytest matrix across 6 OS/Python combinations, wasting ~30 minutes of CI time per PR

Test plan

• A docs-only PR should show e2e and python-tests as skipped
• A PR touching .py files under python/ should still trigger both workflows

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• .github/workflows/e2e.yaml
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