ci: Publish patch GitHub releases automatically #21309
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Now that the GitHub release process has been working stably for several months, I've updated the workflow to auto-publish patch releases. This means that the person doing the release won't need to do anything extra to get the release published on GitHub. Applies to patches only; minor and major releases are still left as drafts.
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Port of #21254 to the RC4 release branch.
Now that the GitHub release process has been working stably for several months, I've updated the workflow to auto-publish patch releases. This means that the person doing the release won't need to do anything extra to get the release published on GitHub.
Applies to patches only; minor and major releases are still left as drafts.