Add cross-platform binary release pipeline#2
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Package olist-code as standalone PyInstaller binaries for Linux/macOS/Windows, published as GitHub Release assets on `v*` tags, plus install.sh/install.ps1 scripts so users can install without Python, pip, or uv on their machine.
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Package olist-code as standalone PyInstaller binaries for Linux/macOS/Windows, published as GitHub Release assets on `v*` tags, plus install.sh/install.ps1 scripts so users can install without Python, pip, or uv on their machine.
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Summary
.github/workflows/release.yml) that builds standalone PyInstaller binaries for Linux, macOS, and Windows on everyv*tag push, smoke-tests each binary (olist-code version), and publishes them as GitHub Release assets.scripts/install.shandscripts/install.ps1so users can install with a singlecurl | bash/irm | iexcommand — no Python, pip, or uv required locally. Since the repo is private, the scripts usegh release download(already authenticated for most engineers) or fall back to aGITHUB_TOKENenv var.scripts/pyinstaller_entry.pyas the PyInstaller entry point, abuildoptional-dependency group (PyInstaller) inpyproject.toml, and fills in the previously-emptyREADME.mdwith install/usage instructions.Test plan
scripts/pyinstaller_entry.py) — binary built successfully andolist-code version/olist-code --helpran correctly..github/workflows/release.ymlYAML syntax parses correctly.pytest— full suite passes (45 passed), no regressions.ruff check— no new issues (pre-existing unrelated import-order warnings intests/test_adapter.pyonly).Notes / follow-ups
arm64(GitHub-hostedmacos-latestrunners); add anx86_64leg later if Intel Macs are still in use.v*prefix (e.g.v1.0.0) per team preference.