fix(ci): trigger publish workflow explicitly from release#86
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Bashkit uses explicit `gh workflow run` to trigger publish after creating a GitHub Release. FetchKit relied on the `release.published` event which doesn't chain when the release is created by GITHUB_TOKEN.
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What
Add explicit
gh workflow run publish.ymlstep to release workflow, matching bashkit's approach.Why
The
release.publishedevent doesn't chain when the GitHub Release is created byGITHUB_TOKEN— this is a known GitHub Actions limitation. The v0.2.0 publish required manualworkflow_dispatch.How
actions: writepermission to release workflowRisk