chore: remove stale releases/ dir + fix README build docs#36
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The releases/ folder (5.3M, frozen at v1.4.0, Feb 2024) is a leftover from the pre-CDN manual release flow. The current CI deploy.yml builds minified bundles and uploads straight to S3/CloudFront — it never writes here, so none of the v2.x builds were ever in it. README's "Building from source" section still described the old behavior (release.sh minifying + writing to releases/); release.sh now only tags, with the build happening in CI. Both corrected. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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releases/folder (5.3M, frozen at v1.4.0 since Feb 2024). The current CI (deploy.yml) builds + uploads to S3/CloudFront and never writes here — no v2.x build was ever committed to it.releases/). release.sh now only tags; CI does the build.Risk
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kyte.jsfrom the raw GitHubreleases/stable/path instead of the CDN — believed to be nobody post-CDN-migration.🤖 Generated with Claude Code