[WIP] Complete repository setup for gh-ost fork

[Copilot]

• Explored repository state: upstream sync already complete (merge at 27878d6), no releases yet
• Updated .github/workflows/release.yml:
  • Added workflow_dispatch trigger with tag and prerelease inputs to allow manual release creation
  • Added comprehensive release body with upstream bug fixes, repo improvements, supported platforms table, installation instructions, Go module usage, and quick start guide
• Created .github/workflows/publish.yml for Go package publishing:
  • Triggers on v* tag pushes and workflow_dispatch
  • Validates build and runs unit tests before publishing
  • Notifies Go module proxy (sum.golang.org / proxy.golang.org) to trigger pkg.go.dev indexing
• Passed CodeQL and Code Review validation

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Complete Repository Setup for gh-ost Fork

This task involves three major improvements to the gh-ost fork to make it production-ready:

1. Sync with Upstream Repository

• Your fork is 3 commits behind github/gh-ost:master
• Pull the latest commits from the upstream repository
• Latest commits include important bug fixes:
  • Fix abort/retry interaction (Fix abort/retry interaction github/gh-ost#1655)
  • Fix handling of warnings on DML batches (Fix handling of warnings on DML batches github/gh-ost#1643)
  • Fix local tests permission errors (Fix rm permission errors in local tests github/gh-ost#1644)

2. Create Release v1.0.0

• Create a GitHub release tagged as v1.0.0
• Add comprehensive release notes documenting:
  • Features from upstream (abort/retry fixes, warning handling, test improvements)
  • Repository setup improvements (GitHub Actions workflows, Makefile, documentation)
  • Supported platforms (Linux, macOS)
  • Installation instructions
  • Quick start guide
• Mark as the first official release of this fork

3. Set Up Package Publishing

• Create GitHub Actions workflow for publishing to Go Registry
• Ensure proper build and test coverage
• Document how to import the package as a Go module:

  import "github.com/scutuatua-crypto/gh-ost/go/..."

Repository Details

• Language: Go 1.23.0
• License: MIT
• Main Dependencies: go-mysql, mysql driver, testcontainers
• Current Status: 0 open issues, 0 open PRs, passing CI

Success Criteria

✅ Fork synced with 3 new commits from upstream
✅ Release v1.0.0 created with detailed notes
✅ Package publishing workflow ready
✅ All tests passing
✅ Documentation updated

The following is the prior conversation context from the user's chat exploration (may be truncated):

User: Booss check this repo again i did is ok ?

Assistant: I'll check the repository for you to see if everything looks good.

Assistant: Your repository scutuatua-crypto/gh-ost looks good! ✅ Here's the status:

Repository Overview:

• Name: gh-ost (GitHub's Online Schema-migration Tool for MySQL)
• Status: Active and public
• Language: Go
• License: MIT
• Created: 15 days ago (fork of github/gh-ost)
• Last updated: 3 minutes ago

Key Details:

• ✅ No open issues (0 open)
• ✅ No open pull requests (0 open)
• ✅ Public repository - accessible to everyone
• ✅ Default branch: master
• ✅ Well-configured merge settings (allows merge commit, rebase merge, and squash merge)
• ✅ Properly licensed under MIT

Stats:

• Size: 17,177 KB
• Network count: 1,374 (showing good visibility in the GitHub network)
• Watchers: 2
• Stars: 2

Everything appears to be in order! Your repository is properly set up with no outstanding issues or PRs. Is there anything specific you'd like me to check or help you with for this repo?

User: Sure please

Assistant: I'm ready to help! 🙌

What would you like me to do with your scutuatua-crypto/gh-ost repository? Here are some things I can assist with:

1. Code Review - Check specific files or code sections
2. Create a Pull Request - Make changes to add features or fix bugs
3. Explore the Codebase - Understand the structure and how things work
4. Search Code - Find specific functions, patterns, or files
5. Create Issues - Document bugs or feature requests
6. Fix Issues - Debug and resolve problems
7. Review Recent Changes - Check commits, diffs, or recent updates
8. Add Documentation - Improve README or other docs

Just let me know what you'd like to accomplish, and I'll help you out! 😊

User: All bosss ^^ help me all

Assistant: I appreciate the enthusiasm! 😄 However, I need some specific direction to help you effectively. "All" is pretty broad, so let me ask a few clarifying questions:

For the gh-ost repository, what's most important to you right now?

1. Code Quality Check - Do you want me to review the codebase for issues, bugs, or improvements?

2. Repository Documentation - Should I improve the README, add comments to code, or create documentation?

3. Code Organization - Do you want me to explore the structure and suggest improvements?

4. Feature Development - Do you have specific features or enhancements you want to add?

5. Bug Fixes - Are there any known issues or broken functionality to fix?

6. Dependency Analysis - Should I check what dependencies are used and if they're up to date?

7. Testing - Do you want me to check for test coverage or add tests?

8. Performance - Looking to optimize the code?

Tell me:

• What's your main goal for this repo?
• Is there anything broken or not working as expected?
• Do you want new features added?
• Any specific areas of concern?

Give me a bit more detail and I'll dive in and help you get everything sorted! 🚀

User: Describe this image

Assistant: Perfect! Now I can see your repository in action! 📸

Repository Status Summary:

✅ Looking Good! Your fork is healthy and well-organized. Here's what I see:

Key Observations from the images:

1. Fork Status: ✅ 3 commits beh...

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