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The SBOM step no longer tries to attach to a release - #2

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This workflow runs with read-only repository contents, and the SBOM action's default uploads the SBOM to a GitHub release when the tagged ref carries one — so the first version-tag run failed at that step with everything after it skipped, and no version image was pushed or signed. The action now keeps its hands off releases; the SBOM ships as a run artifact, as on every branch build.

Signed-off-by: GatisB <l22exc@gmail.com>
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