Release Tag for 0.10.0

[arodd]

Can you change the release tag to match the pattern? I can see us using this in the future to help constrain our cookbooks to a specific version when using this tool. https://github.com/websterclay/knife-github-cookbooks

IE: KV in consul to represent community cookbook and currently desired push to chef.

cookbook: "git@github.com:johnbellone/consul-cookbook.git"
version: "v0.8.3"

1. make a new blank repository in the current directory
   git init
2. add a remote
   git remote add origin git@github.com:johnbellone/consul-cookbook.git
3. Fetch a commit (or branch or tag) of interest
   **Note: the full history of this commit will be retrieved
   git fetch origin v0.8.3
4. reset this repository's master branch to the commit of interest
   git reset --hard FETCH_HEAD

[arodd]

I now see that the v0.10.0 tag exists just not the release. Which I think as long as the tag exists it should likely be fine in my case.

[johnbellone]

I modified the release so that it points to v0.10.0.

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