ci: run Docker Hub README sync after tag push, non-fatal#15
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Summary
Forbidden(Docker Hub rejected the token for the description API) and, because it ran before "Create and push Docker Hub manifests", its failure skipped the Docker Hub tag push entirely — main run 29120008400 published to ghcr only.continue-on-error: true, so image publishing can never be blocked by a README sync failure.Forbiddenitself likely requires theDOCKERHUB_TOKENto be an access token with Read, Write, Delete scope (or the account password) — read-write scope is not sufficient for the description API.Link to Devin session: https://app.devin.ai/sessions/f54f736b3cb24848bbb20474018bc261
Requested by: @pyramation