Added a new GitHub Action to build binaries and attach it to the draft release

[kyasbal]

• Added a GitHub Action job that is triggered on push to the specific release tags, it builds binaries and attach it to a draft release.
• Pull request job now verifies go build succeeds

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request enhances the project's continuous integration and release process by introducing an automated GitHub Action for building and attaching release binaries to draft releases. It also improves the robustness of pull request checks by explicitly verifying successful Go compilation. A minor adjustment to the binary naming convention streamlines the output filenames.

Highlights

• New GitHub Action for Binary Builds: A new GitHub Action job has been introduced. This job is triggered upon pushes to specific release tags, and its purpose is to build project binaries and attach them to a draft release.
• Go Build Verification in PRs: The existing pull request job has been updated to include a verification step, ensuring that the go build command successfully compiles the project.
• Binary Naming Convention Update: The naming convention for the output binaries has been adjusted. The $(VERSION) variable is no longer included directly in the binary filename, simplifying the name to khi-$(GOARCH)-$(GOOS)$(3).

Ignored Files

• Ignored by pattern: .github/workflows/** (2)
  • .github/workflows/pullrequest.yaml
  • .github/workflows/release.yaml

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Code Review

This pull request updates the build script to change the output binary naming format. While the change removes the version from the filename, which is suitable for release assets, the platform identifier ordering (ARCH-OS) is unconventional. My review includes a suggestion to align with the standard OS-ARCH convention to improve clarity and consistency.