ci(release): drop nupkg/snupkg assets from GitHub Release#15
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Packages are distributed via nuget.org (the canonical restore feed); symbols go to the nuget.org symbol server. The GitHub Release stays just notes + the auto-generated source archives, matching the common .NET OSS convention.
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Match the standard .NET OSS convention (FusionCache, Polly, etc.): the GitHub Release is just release notes + GitHub's auto-generated source archives — packages are not duplicated as release assets.
files: packages/*.nupkg / *.snupkgupload from theCreate GitHub Releasestep.Push to nuget.orgstep (the canonicaldotnet add packagefeed); symbols go to the nuget.org symbol server.nupkgworkflow artifact for ad-hoc inspection — that's separate from the release.