fix: move to trusted publishing #1551
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Also moves the CI workflow to npm and updates CI in general. Moves the release workflow to a separate one that is called when we want to do a release. This manual action is in line with how we do `@sequelize/*` releases, I have removed the tests from it since tests need to pass before we merge.
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npm run testpass with this change (including linting)?Description of change
This PR moves our release flow to use trusted publishing. Also moves the CI workflow to npm and updates CI in general. Moves the release workflow to a separate one that is called when we want to do a release. This manual action is in line with how we do
@sequelize/*releases, I have removed the tests from it since tests need to pass before we merge.About the changes to notifications; twitter was not working so I've removed that. The special OpenCollective action was nice, but did a lot that I feel like we can just include it directly (especially with v7 being a monorepo so we only define it once there)
Marked as a fix so it will publish a new release