fix(release): parse exported CLI entitlements as XML - #49
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Summary
Root cause
The v0.5.1 archive and Developer ID export both succeeded. The post-export verifier failed because Xcode 27 runner tooling emits codesign entitlement output in an abstract bracketed representation by default. PlistBuddy only accepts a property-list representation and stopped at the leading bracket.
Verification
After merge, v0.5.1 can be repackaged through the workflow dispatch release_tag input.