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ci(release): find draft releases through the draft-aware CLI - #53
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Draft preparation stops with HTTP 404 because GitHub's release-by-tag endpoint returns published releases only.
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gh release viewfor draft validation and asset counts, including the upload retry's publication check. Keep the published release API for immutable release verification. The retry test double refuses the published-only endpoint for drafts, and an executable preflight regression verifies the draft lookup.Validation: the replacement command finds the existing empty
v0.2.0draft, and workflow syntax and shell checks pass. Required CI runs the full repository gate and coverage before merge.