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Before: publishing required pushing a
v<version>tag. A manual run of the Release workflow only validated the package.After: running the Release workflow on main releases the version in package.json: it publishes to npm with provenance, then creates the
v<version>tag and GitHub Release. Each step skips what already exists, so running it on a version that is already out only re-validates. Pushing a tag still works. CONTRIBUTING describes the new flow.How: the publish and release steps no longer require a tag push. A manual run outside main fails before publishing, and the release tag is derived from package.json and created at the run's commit.
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