fix(sedr-library): give module its own semantic-release tag namespace

Completes the fix started for hexagonal-spring-rules (#67). sedr-library
used the unscoped "v${version}" tagFormat, which hexagonal-spring-rules
also fell back to by default, so the two projects' tags collided and
their version counters became interleaved.

Scopes sedr-library to "sedr-library-v${version}", matching the
convention used by api-detector-core, geo-tracker-lens-pack, and now
hexagonal-spring-rules. build.gradle's local-dev version resolver
already expected this exact prefix, so no other changes are needed.

A sedr-library-v0.5.2 tag is seeded on the commit that was the last real
release under the old shared scheme, so numbering continues from there
instead of restarting at 0.0.1.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Author: Arc-E-Tect

sedr-library/release.config.js

@@ -4,7 +4,14 @@
 
 module.exports = {
     branches: ["main"],
-    tagFormat: "v${version}",
+    // Scoped to this module's own tag namespace so its version history is independent of the
+    // other modules in this repo. Previously this was the unscoped "v${version}" format, which
+    // hexagonal-spring-rules also fell back to by default, so the two projects' tags collided
+    // and their version counters became interleaved. build.gradle's local-dev version resolver
+    // already expected a "sedr-library-v" prefix, so this now matches. A
+    // "sedr-library-v0.5.2" tag is seeded on the commit that was the last real release under the
+    // old shared scheme, so numbering continues from there instead of restarting.
+    tagFormat: "sedr-library-v${version}",
     plugins: [
         ["@semantic-release/commit-analyzer", {
             preset: 'angular',