ci: prepare releases for Apache Trusted Releases - #306
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Summary
Configure Apache Trusted Releases (ATR) through
.asf.yamland make ATR the staging and publication path for new release candidates.KEYS. Keep automated signing and GitHub OIDC upload onboarding in the optional infrastructure reference; crates.io Trusted Publishing remains configured separately.Validation:
cargo x lint, the official ASF project schema, skill validation, internal links, Markdown table alignment, andgit diff --checkpass.This is a draft for the next release trial. After merging, verify the actual ATR synchronization, podling status, and signing-key import with an authenticated ASF account. Staging, voting, and publication have not been exercised against the live service.
Related to #303; automatic signing, weekly scheduling, and lifecycle automation remain follow-up work.