ci(internal-workflows): make release publishing recoverable - #933
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Adds a manual publish trigger for an existing release tag while keeping the published template version unchanged. Publishing automation is loaded from main and release source remains pinned to the requested tag. If the target version already exists, recovery proceeds only when Coder reports it failed and inactive: the failed record is renamed with an ID-derived suffix, then the replacement is pushed under the original release version. Successful or active versions are never altered.
Validation: pre-commit run --all-files; source-verified against Coder v2.37.1 template-version list and PATCH contracts.