fix: push releases with a deploy key#163
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The main branch ruleset rejects direct pushes from the workflow token, and the GitHub Actions app cannot be added as a bypass actor on this repository. The release workflow now pushes with a deploy key (RELEASE_DEPLOY_KEY secret) that is exempted from the ruleset via a deploy-key bypass. Deploy key pushes also trigger workflows normally, unlike workflow token pushes, so the tag push now starts the ci, npm, and docker publishes by itself and the explicit dispatch step is gone. The workflow_dispatch triggers on those workflows stay for manual recovery.
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The main branch ruleset rejects direct pushes from the workflow
token, and the GitHub Actions app cannot be added as a bypass actor
on this repository. The release workflow now pushes with a deploy
key (RELEASE_DEPLOY_KEY secret) that is exempted from the ruleset
via a deploy-key bypass.
Deploy key pushes also trigger workflows normally, unlike workflow
token pushes, so the tag push now starts the ci, npm, and docker
publishes by itself and the explicit dispatch step is gone. The
workflow_dispatch triggers on those workflows stay for manual
recovery.