ci: refactor release workflows into multi-job pipelines with cleanup - #111
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Summary
Refactors both release workflows (beta + stable) from monolithic single-job workflows into multi-job pipelines with logical units and adds automated cleanup of old pre-releases.
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Multi-Job Pipeline
Both
release-beta.ymlandrelease-stable.ymlare split into 5 jobs:gradle.propertiesArtifacts are passed between jobs via
actions/upload-artifact@v4/actions/download-artifact@v4.Cleanup Workflow (
cleanup-releases.yml)New reusable workflow that deletes old beta and dev pre-releases (including their tags):
workflow_callfrom release pipelines or manually viaworkflow_dispatchgradle.propertiesautomaticallyBugfix
ifcondition (env.GPG_PRIVATE_KEY→secrets.GPG_PRIVATE_KEY) — the original condition evaluated before the step-level env was applied, so signing was effectively dead code