feat: support node manager releases #9
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The main noteworthy thing here is that the node manager is in its own repository. This crate was originally setup to pull releases from the `safe_network` workspace repository, so at the moment the node manager is a bit of a special case. However, it could be the case that in the future we will pull binaries from more repositories. This change supports that. The node manager is a single-crate repository, which makes it much easier to get the latest version: you can use the specific API for that, rather than processing the whole release list.
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The main noteworthy thing here is that the node manager is in its own repository. This crate was originally setup to pull releases from the
safe_networkworkspace repository, so at the moment the node manager is a bit of a special case. However, it could be the case that in the future we will pull binaries from more repositories. This change supports that.The node manager is a single-crate repository, which makes it much easier to get the latest version: you can use the specific API for that, rather than processing the whole release list.