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fix: support jq 1.6 when building release manifests - #66
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Release manifest generation fails on jq 1.6 because
$labelis parsed as a reserved keyword, producingsyntax error, unexpected labeland exit code 3.This blocked bt's v0.22.0 release plan.
Rename the jq variable to
$package_labelin the shared manifest template while preserving thelabelJSON field and all action inputs.Regenerate the standalone manifest action and the JavaScript, Python, and Ruby configure actions.
Bump the release action family to 1.0.1; the other generated action changes only update that version stamp.
Validation:
mise exec -- rake cipassed, including action/workflow schemas and generated-output drift checks.