ci: split the ci to release driven workflows #102
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Description
Split the release workflow to smaller, release triggered workflows.
Motivation and Context
see #91
One addition to description in that issue is that the workflows are triggered by
on: releasehook, as pushing to a tag hook does not work with releases.How Has This Been Tested?
tested on a separate/test repo
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