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LGTM. Only 1 way to find out if it works. I suppose we could try this out on the test repo first, but tags can be undone anyway.
The published releases will still need to be done manually, but I think there's an action out there that might auto-publish a release for a specified tag. You might even find an action that creates a tag for you automatically, but that doesn't compensate for our custom use of the latest tag (which should probably be named test for our purposes).
I seem to recall that clang-tools-static-binary repo uses an action that creates a drafted release for a given tag (or commit SHA if not provided).
I fixed some running issues on test repo
I saw some projects (like Jenkins) use release-drafter, to use it should need to better manage labels, it might suitable for very popular projects with many issues & PRs every day.
It should be worth a try to create draft-release job like clang-tools-static-binary repo
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