Release packages independently with package tags - #115
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Summary
The release workflow previously published every package for a global version tag. Package tags such as
browser@0.5.0now validate the selected package's version and publish only that package. Manual branch runs support a selected-package dry run.Package smoke tests now read individual package versions, and the contributor guide documents dependency release ordering. The workflow filename and
releaseenvironment remain compatible with the configured npm trusted publishers.Checks
pnpm release:checkpassed, including release target tests and package smoke tests.