add release workflow#4
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This pull request introduces a new GitHub Actions workflow to automate your release process by building the project, running tests, and publishing to npm when version tags (e.g. v1.2.3) are pushed.
- Added a new workflow file (.github/workflows/release.yaml) triggered by version tags
- Defines steps for checkout, dependency installation, building, linting, formatting, testing, and publishing
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This pull request introduces a new GitHub Actions workflow for automating the release process. The workflow is triggered by pushing tags matching the pattern
v*.*.*and performs a series of steps to prepare and publish the release.New GitHub Actions Workflow:
.github/workflows/release.yaml: Added areleaseworkflow that runs onubuntu-latestand includes steps for checking out the repository, setting uppnpm, installing dependencies, building the project, running linting and formatting checks, and publishing the package to npm using an authentication token.