ci: publish Cargo manifest changes reliably - #49
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The first auto-publish implementation relied on GitHub’s
head_commit.modifiedlist, which was empty for the merged PR #48 push, so the publish job skipped endpoint-libs 3.0.2. This uses Git’s before/after SHA comparison instead: after all Rust gates pass onmaster, an unchangedCargo.tomlexits successfully and a changed manifest runscargo publishdirectly.This PR bumps the crate to 3.0.3 so its merge contains the manifest change needed to exercise and publish through the corrected path. Versions 3.0.1 and 3.0.2 were never published.
Validation:
Cargo.tomlchangecargo publish --dry-run --allow-dirty --registry crates-iopackages and verifies endpoint-libs 3.0.3git diff --checkpass