Add release asset validation to Releaser workflow

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The Releaser workflow now automatically validates that published releases contain all expected assets and builds/uploads any missing ones. This prevents downstream build failures in projects like Lotus when release assets are incomplete.

What this PR does

Adds a new validate-and-build-missing-assets job to the Releaser workflow that:

1. Validates release assets - Checks if all expected assets are present in the published release
2. Builds missing assets - If any assets are missing, builds them on the appropriate platform using the same scripts as the release-check workflow
3. Uploads missing assets - Uses the existing publish-release.sh script to upload any missing assets

Expected assets

The workflow validates and ensures these assets are present:

• filecoin-ffi-Linux-x86_64-standard.tar.gz (Linux x64)
• filecoin-ffi-Linux-aarch64-standard.tar.gz (Linux ARM64)
• filecoin-ffi-Darwin-standard.tar.gz (macOS universal)

Implementation details

• Safety first: Only runs after the main releaser job completes successfully
• No duplication: Skips building if assets already exist to avoid unnecessary work
• Platform-specific: Each runner (ubuntu-latest, self-hosted ARM64, macos-latest) only handles its own platform's asset
• Reuses existing logic: Uses the same build/package/publish scripts as the release-check workflow for consistency
• Proper error handling: Handles unknown runner configurations gracefully

Testing

Created comprehensive integration tests that validate:

• Asset detection logic for all platform combinations
• Correct behavior when all assets are present (skip building)
• Correct behavior when specific assets are missing (build only missing ones)
• JSON parsing logic and bash script validation

Also updated RELEASE.md to document the new functionality and mark this improvement as implemented.

Fixes #543.

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[BigLep]

@galargh : is this what you had in mind?

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Pull Request Overview

This PR adds automatic validation and building of missing release assets to the Releaser workflow. The workflow now ensures that all expected platform-specific assets are present in published releases and builds any missing ones to prevent downstream build failures.

• Adds a new validate-and-build-missing-assets job that checks for required release assets
• Implements platform-specific build logic for Linux x64, Linux ARM64, and macOS universal binaries
• Updates documentation to reflect the new automated asset validation capability

Reviewed Changes

Copilot reviewed 2 out of 2 changed files in this pull request and generated 3 comments.

File	Description
RELEASE.md	Updates documentation to reflect new asset validation feature and marks the improvement as implemented
.github/workflows/releaser.yml	Adds new job to validate release assets and build missing ones using platform-specific runners

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[Copilot]

The condition checks for the string 'null' but jq returns the literal null value. This should be if [ "$(echo $RELEASE_INFO | jq '.id')" = "null" ]; then or better yet, use if [ "$(echo $RELEASE_INFO | jq -r '.id')" = "null" ]; then to get the raw output.

Suggested change

	if [ "$(echo $RELEASE_INFO | jq '.id')" = "null" ]; then
	if [ "$(echo $RELEASE_INFO | jq -r '.id')" = "null" ]; then

[Copilot]

[nitpick] The asset existence check could be simplified and made more robust by using jq's any() function: asset_exists=$(echo $RELEASE_INFO | jq -r '.assets | any(.name == \"'$EXPECTED_ASSET'\")') and then check for 'true'/'false' instead of checking if the variable is non-empty.

Suggested change

	".assets[] | select(.name == \"$EXPECTED_ASSET\") | .name")
	if [ -n "$asset_exists" ]; then
	".assets | any(.name == \"$EXPECTED_ASSET\")")
	if [ "$asset_exists" = "true" ]; then

[Copilot]

[nitpick] The Linux and macOS build/upload logic is identical and duplicated. This should be extracted to eliminate code duplication - the conditional logic could be moved after the platform-specific asset name and build command determination.

[galargh]

Not quite, we have an action that already knows how to build and upload assets so I wouldn't replicate that logic here.