fix: pin the PyPI publisher's dereferenced commit#13
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Summary
The release publisher used the SHA of the annotated
v1.13.0tag object (106e0b0…). The action generated a GHCR image reference from that SHA, but PyPA publishes the image under the dereferenced commit SHA, so Docker returnedmanifest unknown.This pins the dereferenced
v1.13.0^{}commit (ed0c539…) and adds a regression assertion documenting why the tag-object SHA must not return.Evidence
git ls-remoteconfirmsv1.13.0^{}resolves toed0c53931b1dc9bd32cbe73a98c7f6766f8a527e