fix(publish): only report success when dart pub exits 0 - #1061
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Dry-run can fail with exit 65 (older patch vs a newer version on the registry). We treated anything other than 1 as success, so the log said FAILED and then "validated successfully".
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melos publish --dry-runrunsdart pub publish --dry-run. That can exit 65 for a backport / older patch even when a real publish would work (dart-lang/pub#4696). Exec prints FAILED, then we printed "All packages were validated successfully" because the check wasexitCode != 1.Only print success when the exec exit code is 0.
Fixes #966
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