ci: synchronize release configuration across builds - #22
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use a shared vite capability profile across release platforms.\n\nenable byo-key providers, align native feature gates, and bundle berdy without release-only agents.
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Synchronizes the public release capability configuration across macOS, Windows, and Linux.
The workflow now exports one shared Vite flag set for every platform lane, including BYO-key providers. Linux derives its native feature list through the same feature-gate helper used by the other release paths, keeping renderer and Tauri capabilities aligned.
Official and custom releases no longer stage BuilderBot by default. Berdy remains bundled from the committed distro resources, while release-only agents require an explicit selection.
Regression coverage verifies the workflow capability profile, Linux feature derivation, BYO-key default, and Berdy resource contract. Validated with the release-script suites, the full Vitest suite,
just check, and the commit/push hooks.