fix(build): stabilize tagged build identity - #136
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The 0.15.2 idempotency run proved the ZIP layout is deterministic, but
Constants.classstill changed because release builds embeddedGITHUB_REF_NAMEandGITHUB_RUN_NUMBER. A tag-launched publication therefore differed from a main-launched repair of the same tag.This pins the compiled branch to the requested release tag and uses a stable build number for published releases, while preserving normal main-branch prerelease diagnostics. A regression test locks both inputs.
Evidence: 0.15.2 versioned and rerun
latestJARs have identical entry order and normalized ZIP metadata; the first differing entry isConstants.class, whose rerun uniquely containsmain.