Add workflow to update release notes automatically #992
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Description
For new tag, this workflow automatically gets triggered, runs the update_releases.py and commits the changes straight to main.
My initial idea was to create a new branch, add changes to that commit and create a new pull request. Similar to what dependabot does right now. I wrote an initial version at my fork here. But for some reason I couldn't get it to work. It creates a new branch but that branch does not has the updated release notes.
After trying to fix it for some time, I gave up and reverted to just pushing the changes to main itself.
Fixes #990