chore(ci): add semantic-release workflow#14
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Proposed changes
This pull request introduces updates to the CI configuration by adding
semantic-releaseto automate versioning and release management. This setup will also auto-generate release notes based on conventional commits.Types of changes
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This change was introduced to automate versioning, changelog generation, and releases through
semantic-release. The implementation will ensure that releases are made consistently based on the commit history following conventional commit rules. This will significantly reduce human error in the release process.