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馃懛 ci: publish GitHub Release after PyPI - #280
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PyPI publication can finish without a matching GitHub Release, leaving the published changelog and version diff hard to find from GitHub.
A separate job now creates the GitHub Release after PyPI succeeds. It uses the tagged changelog section, links the PyPI version and previous tag comparison, and holds GitHub write access only in that job. The release and preparation workflows pin the current uv and App-token actions.
All 25 existing GitHub Release bodies now use the same format. Four older PyPI versions have no repository tag and remain unresolved. The repository-only App remains responsible for protected release commits and tags. This internal workflow change uses
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