[ci] Support alpha and beta pre-releases

[kvaps]

Signed-off-by: Andrei Kvapil [email protected]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Expanded support for prerelease tags to include "alpha" and "beta" suffixes (e.g., -alpha.1, -beta.2) in addition to "rc".
• Style
  • Improved formatting and consistency in comments and log messages.

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Walkthrough

The workflows for pull request releases and tag-based releases were updated to recognize and validate prerelease tags with "alpha", "beta", or "rc" suffixes followed by a dot and a number (e.g., -alpha.1). Corresponding regular expressions, trigger patterns, and error messages were adjusted to support these new formats.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
.github/workflows/pull-requests-release.yaml	Expanded release tag validation regex and error messages to accept "alpha" and "beta" prerelease suffixes.
.github/workflows/tags.yaml	Updated tag trigger patterns, regex, and error messages to support "alpha" and "beta" prerelease suffixes; minor formatting fixes.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Developer
    participant GitHub Actions
    participant Workflow Validator

    Developer->>GitHub Actions: Push tag (e.g., v1.2.3-alpha.1)
    GitHub Actions->>Workflow Validator: Validate tag format
    alt Tag matches v*.*.*(-alpha.N|-beta.N|-rc.N)
        Workflow Validator->>GitHub Actions: Proceed with workflow
    else Invalid tag format
        Workflow Validator->>GitHub Actions: Fail with updated error message
    end

Possibly related PRs

• cozystack/cozystack#901: Extended regex and tag recognition to include additional prerelease suffixes "alpha" and "beta" with dot-number formats.
• cozystack/cozystack#890: Extended prerelease suffixes in tag validation regex to include "alpha" and "beta" alongside "rc" with dot-separated numbers.

Suggested labels

backport

Suggested reviewers

• lllamnyp
• klinch0

Poem

In the warren where versions hop,
"Alpha" and "beta" now join the crop.
No longer just "rc" in the field,
New suffixes the regex will yield.
With every tag, a carrot cheer—
More ways to release, more joy this year! 🥕

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