Reduce API usage by querying releases in a more targeted manner#2730
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This PR optimizes GitHub API usage by introducing a targeted function to query individual releases instead of fetching all releases. The new gh_release() function accepts a tag parameter and queries either the latest release (when tag is "main") or a specific tagged release, reducing unnecessary API calls and pagination overhead.
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- Adds
gh_release()function for targeted single-release queries - Uses GitHub API's
/releases/latestand/releases/tag/{tag}endpoints to fetch specific releases
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Jan 1, 2026
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