chore: add license and release automation#51
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- Add MIT license (2026, Ronny Herrgesell) - Add .goreleaser.yaml for cross-compiled releases (linux/darwin, amd64/arm64) - Add release.yml workflow (triggers on v* tags via GoReleaser) - Update ci.yml: replace release trigger with push-to-main - Update README: add badges, link to releases for installation
Configure GoReleaser to auto-push formula to sleipi/homebrew-tap on non-prerelease tags. Requires HOMEBREW_TAP_TOKEN secret. Closes #31
chore: add Homebrew tap publishing to GoReleaser
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.github/workflows/release.yml- triggers onv*tags, builds binaries via GoReleaserrelease: [published]trigger withpush: [main]Release workflow after merge
GoReleaser picks up the tag, cross-compiles, and creates a GitHub pre-release with attached binaries.