Automate release process, and other improvements#156
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(From #155)
The original "Build" workflow basically just tests the build. There is no easy way to get the built JS file from it.
The original "Release" workflow creates a Release and automatically uploads the JS file to it as an asset. However, it looks like there were several required manual steps (around that workflow) to properly do a Release.
I've reworked things (in this PR) so that the "Build" workflow should upload an asset that you can use for manual testing.
To create a Release, you should simply be able to: