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feat(ci): release server and client sdk artifacts - #23
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Builds and publishes release artifacts for
Serverand the client SDK on windows/linux/macos, following the same shape as GekkoNet's release workflow: push tomain-> per-platform build -> package -> timestampedv<date>-<sha>release.weyvelength_client_sharedtarget so the SDK ships as a shared library alongside the static one. the header already had theWEYVE_API/WEYVE_DLL_EXPORTplumbing, nothing was building against it. juice stays statically linked into both, so neither has extra runtime deps..libwon't do.bin/Server,lib/(static + shared + windows import lib),include/weyvelength.h,LICENSE.ClientExampleisn't in the root CMakeLists, so neither ships.ci.ymlstill runs tests on PRs and main.Verified locally under mingw: static lib, dll, import lib and
Server.exeall produced, and the dll exports all 50weyve_*symbols.The mingw job assumes
x86_64-w64-mingw32-gccis on the runner PATH (same assumption GekkoNet makes) - unverified on the currentwindows-latestimage, so it'sfail-fast: false. Worth watching on the first run.