ci(release): un-ignore tauri.conf.json + fix updater-json input
- tauri-action globs for tauri.conf.json honoring .gitignore; the global *.json rule hid it (force-added but still ignore-matched), so detection failed with 'Failed to resolve Tauri path' and it tried to re-init. Negate it like the cuda overlay already is. - rename uploadUpdaterJson -> includeUpdaterJson (valid v0.6.2 input).
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releaseBody: 'See the assets below to download and install this version.'
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releaseDraft: true
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prerelease: false
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uploadUpdaterJson: true
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includeUpdaterJson: true
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updaterJsonPreferNsis: true
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# Cargo args after `--`: ship the CPU/DirectML build — default
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# features enable candle-cuda, which runners (and most users) lack.
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# locally; ~600 MB, never committed). See RELEASE_PLAN.md "CUDA release variant".
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src-tauri/cuda-redist/
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# Keep the CUDA build config overlay tracked despite the *.json rule above.
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# Keep the Tauri configs tracked despite the *.json rule above. tauri.conf.json
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# must also be un-ignored so tauri-action can find it: it globs for the config
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# honoring .gitignore, and an ignored config makes the release build fail with
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# "Failed to resolve Tauri path".
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!src-tauri/tauri.conf.json
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!src-tauri/tauri.cuda.conf.json
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