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ci: replace release-git-tag with shared workflow #14

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ci: replace release-git-tag with shared workflow
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The PR aligns with the title and description by replacing the local release-git-tag action with a shared workflow. The YAML syntax is correct and the changes are intentional.

The PR aligns with the title and description by replacing the local release-git-tag action with a shared workflow. The YAML syntax is correct and the changes are intentional.
t.behrendt merged commit ed5c2b736e into main 2026-02-06 08:38:14 +01:00
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Reference: t.behrendt/validate-json-by-json-schema-action#14
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