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chore: verify release-bot flow#23

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Summary

End-to-end verifier for the GitHub App release-bot flow set up in #22. Adds a real patch changeset for @ccpluginizer/ccpluginizer so the next release.yml run is forced to open a "Version Packages" PR.

Expected behavior after merging this PR

  1. release.yml fires on push to main.
  2. changesets/action sees one non-empty changeset (verify-release-flow.md) plus the parked empty one (fresh-mugs-drop.md).
  3. Action opens a new PR titled "chore(release): version packages".
  4. The new PR is authored by ccpluginizer-release-bot[bot] (not github-actions[bot]) — this is the property we're verifying.
  5. validate + changeset-check fire on the release PR and pass without admin override — the second property we're verifying.
  6. Merging that release PR ships v0.5.1 to npm.

What this PR itself changes

Just the changeset file. No code change. The "release" is essentially synthetic — verify-release-flow.md is the only substantive change going into v0.5.1, and its release notes are about verifying the bot flow.

Test plan

  • changeset-check (this PR has a changeset, will pass)
  • validate (no code change, should pass trivially)
  • After merge: release PR opens authored by ccpluginizer-release-bot[bot]
  • After merge: release PR's validate + changeset-check both pass without manual intervention

Test PR that drives a real v0.5.1 patch bump to confirm the GitHub App
release flow works end-to-end. The resulting Version Packages PR
should be authored by ccpluginizer-release-bot[bot] and trigger its
own validate + changeset-check workflows.
@lifebugz lifebugz merged commit 29e7698 into main May 21, 2026
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@lifebugz lifebugz deleted the chore/verify-release-bot branch May 21, 2026 18:55
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