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Use GoReleaser Pro to release GoReleaser OSS.
We were already using it for nightlies, will now do so for stable releases, too.
Snapshots will still run on
mainwith itself.I plan to add a couple of new repositories with a schedule to regularly run a more-or-less complete pipeline.