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This pull request updates the project's GitHub Actions workflows to improve release and CI processes. The main changes include adding a new workflow for building and publishing Docker images on tag pushes, and simplifying the CI workflow triggers.
Release automation:
.github/workflows/release-docker.yml) that builds and publishes a Docker image to GitHub Container Registry when a new tag in the formatvX.XorvX.X.Xis pushed. This workflow ensures the tag is valid, points to a commit onmain, and pushes only production-ready images.CI workflow updates:
.github/workflows/ci.ymlto remove the trigger for pushes to themainbranch, so CI now only runs on pull requests and manual workflow dispatches.