feat: fork release workflow — build tarball on tag, install from URL#9
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On push of v*-thompsonson.* tags, CI builds and attaches codeburn.tgz to a GitHub release. Chezmoi installs from the tarball URL — no build step at install time, bypasses npm GitHub install issues entirely. Restores prepare to npm run build for local dev convenience.
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.github/workflows/fork-release.ymltriggers onv*-thompsonson.*tagsnpm ci && npm run build && npm pack, renames tocodeburn.tgz, attaches to GitHub releasenpm install -g <release-tarball-url>— no build at install timeWhy
npm install -g <github-url>fights with npm's--forceflag and devDependency install ordering. Installing from a pre-built tarball bypasses all of that — npm just downloads, extracts, and links the binary.Closes #7. Supersedes #8.