Fix caching of Instruqt CLI by checking the latest tag #14
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When using the GH Action for the CLI setup, your GH pipeline will fail once the CLI is cached and Instruqt updates the CLI. That's because the CLI verifies when running whether it's the latest version and will fail otherwise.
The problem in the GH action is that when you use 'latest' that will also be the cache key under which the CLI is stored, instead of a dynamic (version based) key. This is fixable by using the GH API to determine the latest version tag and using that as a cache key instead.