Bump softprops/action-gh-release from 2.0.2 to 2.0.4

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Bumps softprops/action-gh-release from 2.0.2 to 2.0.4.

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v2.0.4

• Minor follow up to #417. #425

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2.0.4

• Minor follow up to #417. #425

2.0.3

• Declare make_latest as an input field in action.yml #419

2.0.2

• Revisit approach to #384 making unresolved pattern failures opt-in #417

2.0.1

• Add support for make_latest property #304 via @​samueljseay
• Fail run if files setting contains invalid patterns #384 via @​rpdelaney
• Add support for proxy env variables (don't use node-fetch) #386 via @​timor-raiman
• Suppress confusing warning when input_files is empty #389 via @​Drowze

2.0.0

• 2.0.0!? this release corrects a disjunction between git tag versions used in the marketplace and versions list this file. Previous versions should have really been 1.*. Going forward this should be better aligned.
• Upgrade action.yml declaration to node20 to address deprecations

0.1.15

• Upgrade to action.yml declaration to node16 to address deprecations
• Upgrade dependencies
• Add asset output as a JSON array containing information about the uploaded assets

0.1.14

• provides an new workflow input option generate_release_notes which when set to true will automatically generate release notes for you based on GitHub activity #179. Please see the GitHub docs for this feature for more information

0.1.13

• fix issue with multiple runs concatenating release bodies #145

0.1.12

• fix bug leading to empty strings subsituted for inputs users don't provide breaking api calls #144

0.1.11

• better error message on release create failed #143

0.1.10

• fixed error message formatting for file uploads

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• 9d7c94c build
• 6ffed59 followup to #417 (#425)
• 1ce812a package script for updating git tag
• 3198ee1 prep release
• 7ee8e06 declare an update docs for make_latest input (#419)
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