Allow stable Python SDK releases#33919
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Why
The Python SDK now declares stable package metadata and pins
openai-codex-cli-bin==0.144.4, but the release workflow still accepts only beta tags. As a result, thepython-v0.144.4release failed during tag validation:https://github.com/openai/codex/actions/runs/29543104487
What changed
python-vX.Y.ZSDK release tagsValidation
Exercised the embedded release-validation script against the checked-in SDK pin:
python-v0.144.4resolvessdk_version=0.144.4andruntime_version=0.144.4git diff --checkAfter this merges, recreate
python-v0.144.4from the updatedmaincommit to publish the stable SDK.