chore(ci): force tag creation in release config for draft releases#290
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Pull request overview
Enables tag creation even when GitHub Releases are created as drafts by updating the repository’s release-please configuration, aligning release automation with tag-triggered publish workflows.
Changes:
- Add
force-tag-creation: truetorelease-please-config.jsonto ensure tags are created for draft releases.
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