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ci: keep table release as latest - #13
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The crate releases made by release-plz took the repository's "latest" release from the table release.
releases/latest/download/manifest.jsonnow returns 404, so every consumer that syncs tables throughReleaseSource::github("LeagueToolkit/mimir")fails, including ltk-manager andmimir update.release-plz.toml:git_release_latest = false, so a crate release is never marked latest.release.yml:gh release createandgh release editpass--latest, so the table release always is. The fingerprint step also readsmanifest.jsonfrom the latest release, so it is fixed too.This does not move the pointer back for the current release. That needs
gh release edit hashes-2026-09-28 --repo LeagueToolkit/mimir --latest, or the next table publish after this merges.This work was done with the help of an LLM.
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