Moves release Phase 2 (tag → publish Release → back-merge main→develop) out of the releasing skill and into CI, so a release finishes automatically when the release PR merges — with no standing…
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Clear filters and sortKnip detects unused files and dependencies; running it locally and in CI keeps the monorepo clean and prevents dead code from accumulating.
esbuild is declared as a direct devDependency in the root package.json but is never imported directly anywhere in the codebase.
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