Fix update-docs workflow not triggering on releases#3968
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The update-docs workflow wasn't firing on releases. Turns out we were using
publishedwhich fires for prereleases too, then filtering them out with anifcondition. But if the release was marked as a prerelease at any point, the job just silently skipped.Switched to
releasedwhich only fires for actual releases (not prereleases), so we don't need the manual filtering anymore.Also added a job to trigger the cookbook example tests in rp-connect-docs when we release.
Changes:
publishedtoreleasedevent typetest-cookbook-examplesjobTested with
act- all three jobs run as expected.