* test(ci): add release publication gate regression
Drive the Publish Release job the way GitHub Actions would. The check
evaluates job `if`/`needs` from `.github/workflows/release.yml` and runs
the job's shell against a stub `gh`. Required platform failures still
publish. The rolling `v0.04-latest` tag is deleted before the empty
artifact check. The release notes have no commit, toolchain, or checksum
metadata.
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* fix(ci): gate release publish on required results
Replace if: always() with !cancelled() plus required job results so a
Windows, Linux, macOS, Android, or libretro failure cannot replace a
release. Keep FreeBSD and libretro-android optional. Stop deleting
v0.04-latest. Publish v0.04-<date>-<sha> with commit, toolchain, and
SHA-256 metadata. Call exporter smoke and the Catch2 tests from both
pull-request CI and the release needs list.
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* chore(ci): drop leftover always() lecture from the gate check
Delete the module docstring that still taught if: always() after
release.yml stopped using it. GitHub's default success() wrap lives in
apply_github_default_success. Publish is forbidden from deleting a tag
at all, not only from deleting before the empty check.
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* test(ci): reject gh prerelease as latest
GitHub returns HTTP 422 Latest release cannot be draft or prerelease
when gh release create passes --prerelease with --latest, then runs
cleanupDraftRelease. The gate stub now fails the same way.
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* fix(ci): stop marking prereleases as latest
Remove --latest from publish_release.sh. GitHub forbids a prerelease
from being the latest release and gh then deletes the draft.
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