ci: fix missing var for GCP_REGION

[franzramadhan]

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  • Updated deployment workflow to standardize region variable usage during production deployments.

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Walkthrough

The change updates the GitHub Actions workflow for deploying the reearth-cms-api service. Specifically, it replaces the use of the environment variable $GCP_REGION with the GitHub Actions variable syntax ${{ vars.GCP_REGION }} in the deployment step. This brings the region reference in line with the syntax used elsewhere in the workflow. No other logic or control flow modifications were made.

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File(s)	Change Summary
.github/workflows/deploy-cms-prod.yml	Updated deployment step to use ${{ vars.GCP_REGION }} instead of $GCP_REGION for region.

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Possibly related PRs

• ci: fix missing var for GCP_REGION #455: Modified the same deployment step in .github/workflows/deploy-cms-prod.yml to replace $GCP_REGION with ${{ vars.GCP_REGION }}, making it directly related.

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