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Document the release and promote actions - #21
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#20 added .github/actions/release and .github/actions/promote but never updated the README, which still only described .github/setup.
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.github/actions/releaseand.github/actions/promotebut never updated the README, which still only documented.github/setup.###.github/actions/releaseand `### `.github/actions/promotesection for each, in the same style as the existing.github/setupsection: a short description, an Inputs table, an Outputs table, and a Usage example.action.ymlfiles so the README stays in sync with the code.Docs-only change, no behavior affected.
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README.mdchanged.yamlcode blocks in the README parse as valid YAML.Generated by Claude Code