fix(release): skip existing Go versions - #54
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A later main-branch push can retain the current SDK version after its Go tag was created by an earlier release. Treat that version as already published instead of requiring its tag to point at the latest commit. This matches the existing npm and PyPI idempotency behavior.
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Sep 3, 2026
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The merge of #53 retained version
1.16.2, whose Go module tag already points to the earlier release commit. Requiring that existing tag to point to every latermaincommit made the publish workflow fail even though there was nothing new to publish.