ci(release): use v*.*.* tag glob so GitHub accepts the workflow - #13
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GitHub filter patterns are globs, and the v[0-9]+... form caused release-on-tag to fail with zero jobs when v3.2.1 was pushed. The documented semver pattern is v*.*.*.
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v3.2.1did not start any jobs inrelease-on-tag(check name was the file path, 0 jobs). GitHub tag filters are globs, not regex; switch to the documentedv*.*.*pattern so the next tag can create the GitHub Release automatically.v3.2.1 itself is already tagged and published: https://github.com/zh30/native-translate/releases/tag/v3.2.1