fix(workflow): escape JSON in release summary to prevent jq parse error#17
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- Change double quotes to single quotes in publishedPackages variable - Prevents 'Invalid numeric literal' error when jq parses the JSON - Summary step now correctly displays published packages
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This pull request makes a minor adjustment to the release workflow by changing the quoting style for the
publishedPackagesoutput. This ensures that the value is interpreted correctly in the shell command.${{ steps.changesets.outputs.publishedPackages }}in.github/workflows/release.ymlto improve shell command reliability.