Renamed the CI gate job to the org-standard "Required checks pass"

[aileen]

Branch protection currently requires the status check named "All tests pass", which couples the ruleset to this workflow's specific job name: renaming the job or restructuring CI would silently orphan the required check and block every PR on a check that never runs.

The org is standardizing every repo on a single stable aggregator check named Required checks pass, so branch protection has one permanent target regardless of how the CI matrix evolves.

Changes:

• Job id all-tests-pass -> required-checks-pass, job name "All tests pass" -> "Required checks pass"
• Gate coverage unchanged: needs: [test] (the only other job in the workflow)
• Top-level permissions: contents: read was already present

The branch ruleset is being updated in the same pass to require the new check name, so this PR must go green on the new gate before merge.

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[aileen]

Closing: this repo is a git-subtree force-push mirror of TryGhost/Themes, so editing .github/workflows/test.yml here doesn't stick — the next subtree publish force-overwrites it from packages/<theme>/ in the monorepo.

The CI-gate rename (All tests pass → Required checks pass) is being done at the source in TryGhost/Themes#559, which updates both this repo's mirrored test.yml and the monorepo's own gate. This repo's branch-protection ruleset already requires Required checks pass, and the deploy-key ruleset bypass used by the subtree publish has been restored. No action needed here.