Remove release workflow since I'm not using it. #74
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The release workflow that I'm currently deleting assumes I run `git pus --tags` to run a release, collects the release notes and creates the release afterwards. However, I actually create the release using GitHub interface, so this always fails. Nevertheless, maybe later we should have a workflow that pushes all the major.minor and major tags to the same major.minor.patch tag. Signed-off-by: Mihai Maruseac <mihai.maruseac@gmail.com>
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The release workflow that I'm currently deleting assumes I run
git pus --tagsto run a release, collects the release notes and creates the release afterwards.However, I actually create the release using GitHub interface, so this always fails.
Nevertheless, maybe later we should have a workflow that pushes all the major.minor and major tags to the same major.minor.patch tag.