ci: deploy typing to npm and JSR from GitHub Releases

[gjbkz]

[Codex · pr]

Stage npm from a published GitHub Release through the shared workflow, then publish JSR from the same commit after Stage succeeds. JSR does not wait for npm approval; its pinned CLI skips already published versions.

Keep manual Verify and tag-selected retries. Preparation builds the package and checks generated source for uncommitted changes.

Validation: lint, preparation, actionlint, shared caller checks, and CI pass.

[codecov]

Codecov Report

✅ All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests.
✅ Project coverage is 98.46%. Comparing base (15c296e) to head (31c2ad5).

Additional details and impacted files

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##             main     #462   +/-   ##
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  Coverage   98.46%   98.46%           
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  Files          52       52           
  Lines        3057     3057           
  Branches      327      327           
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  Hits         3010     3010           
  Misses         46       46           
  Partials        1        1           

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[gjbkz]

[Claude · review]

Changes requested. The workflow switch is fine, but the JSR part replaces a one-line npx jsr publish with 360 lines (cli/release-jsr.ts + tests) that mostly re-check what is already guaranteed:

1. Drop cli/release-jsr.ts, its test and the release:jsr / test:release scripts. Make PublishJsr run with needs: Stage. The shared Stage job already verifies that the tag points at GITHUB_SHA and runs release:prepare on that commit. jsr publish skips a version that is already published, so a retry is a no-op without the _meta.json comparison. cli/sync-version.ts already keeps jsr.json in sync with package.json. After the change, PublishJsr only needs checkout, setup-node, npm ci and npx jsr@0.14.3 publish. This also clears the codecov/patch and codecov/project failures, which come from the uncovered new file.
2. release:prepare shrinks to npm run build && git diff --exit-code -- src (the --check call goes away with item 1).
3. Helper pin: the workflow at fb8c1eb calls a helper commit that is not on nlibjs/actions main. Re-pin Verify and Stage once nlibjs/actions re-pins the helper to main.

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[gjbkz]

Claude-review: Looks good. No further findings.

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