docs(releasing): correct PackageReference resolution behaviour#18
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Same lesson surfaced via PlayerNexusTracker v0.1.2-test.1. The pre-release section described [X.Y.Z,) as "floating" and claimed consumers automatically pick up new stable versions — both wrong. NuGet's PackageReference resolves to the LOWEST satisfying version, so promoting consumers to a new stable requires bumping the range floor in their csprojs + regenerating packages.lock.json. Without that step, the consumer keeps building against the old version even with the new one on the feed.
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Same correction as in NexusKit.Modules.
[X.Y.Z,)resolves lowest, not latest. Promotion to a new stable needs an explicit floor bump in the consumer csproj.