ci: retry the GitHub release step so a transient API failure cannot strand a published package - #15
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The package is pushed to nuget.org before the GitHub release is created, so a transient GitHub API failure leaves a published package with no tag. The next build then recomputes the same version, pushes a duplicate that --skip-duplicate swallows silently, and the version after it never ships. Observed three times on 2026-08-17 during a GitHub incident.
Retries the release step five times and treats an already-created release as success, so a re-run is safe. Applied to both the release and the pre-release job.
The identical change is already merged in Cache, Crawler, MongoDB and Team.