Add a workflow to release a new stable version #87
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The version release workflow added in #87 had a few issues, which are all fixed in this PR: - the step to create the git tag did not check out the repository, nor did it configure the git credentials properly - the same version string was used for both tagging and building the docs, while we currently use the `vX.Y.Z` format for the tag and `X.Y.Z` for the docs version - the doc building step did not specify a dependency on the tagging step, which meant it would run and publish the docs even if tagging was not successful
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This PR adds a new GitHub Action that partially automates the process of releasing a new stable version of
syntheseus. It tags the latest commit with an appropriate version tag and builds the docs (using a generalized version of the docs building pipeline).I could not fully test the new action yet since it does not exist on
main, but in case any issues arise when releasing v0.4.0 the action will be updated in a follow-up PR.