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ci: publish Windows, macOS and Linux builds to Build Explorer - #9
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Publishes the existing Windows x64, macOS ARM64 and Linux x64 portable applications to the SyntaxLauncher project in Build Explorer v2 after the full build matrix succeeds. Main publishes Snapshot builds; version tags publish Release builds. Pull requests run verification without publication credentials.
The publisher validates the complete file set, sizes and SHA-256 metadata before serial uploads, using one shared workflow run ID. A separate project-scoped repository secret is provisioned; it grants no access to other projects or retention.
Validation:
./gradlew test --console=plain buildpassed; five deterministic Python publisher tests passed. Documentation and roadmap retain pending real CI publication and native OS acceptance.