Add GitHub Actions workflow for Docker build and push on release#14
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This pull request introduces a new GitHub Actions workflow to automate building and publishing Docker images to the GitHub Container Registry when a new tag is pushed or a release is published. This streamlines the deployment process by ensuring that Docker images are consistently built and pushed on release events.
CI/CD automation:
.github/workflows/publish-docker-on-release.ymlworkflow that builds and pushes multi-platform Docker images to GitHub Container Registry (ghcr.io) on tag push or release publish events. The workflow handles metadata extraction, tagging (including semver andlatest), and logs in using GitHub credentials.