Publish GitHub Releases for image revisions - #18
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Create a GitHub Release for each primary rN after image publication succeeds. Use the annotated tag notes and preserve existing published releases on retries.
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Image revisions publish Docker images and Git tags without automatically creating a GitHub Release. Enable one GitHub Release for each primary
rNafter image publication succeeds, named exactly like the tag and using its annotated release notes.Uses the shared publisher in wodby/images#32. Merge that change first. Version aliases do not get separate releases, and retries preserve existing published releases.
Validation: workflow lint and publication dependency checks passed. The shared publisher passed all 81 Python tests, including signed-tag notes, retries and API failure handling.