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fix(build): skip the releases that hold upstream sources when publishing - #66
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Some upstreams refuse downloads from GitHub's runners (Swisscom's download page answers
403, see #64). Their sources go as assets into a release taggedsources-<package>, andPKG_SOURCE_URLpoints there.publish.shprocesses every non-draft release and verifies the attestation of each asset. A source release has none, so it would fail every run and block all newer releases.publish.shnow skips tags starting withsources-.lf-promote.yml(prereleases only) andscan-vulnerabilities.sh(<package>-<digit>tags only) already ignore such a release.CONTRIBUTING describes the procedure.