Create new engine release workflow

[p2004a]

A new release workflow that uses v2 engine build to create new releases.

• Releases contain standard engine build but also Tracy enabled build
• Optionally allow to create a new annotated tag right when triggering release
• Workflow doesn't use other workflow artifacts, but builds from scratch leveraging caching: This is quite useful because now the commit in release is the commit engine was build at, and not e.g. like here: https://github.com/beyond-all-reason/spring/releases/tag/spring_bar_%7Bmaster%7D105.1.1-2701-g8e52d29

There is a change in how release tags and artifacts are named. Best see example output https://github.com/p2004a/spring/releases/tag/recoil%7Bmaster%7D2025.01.2-93-g44d2480.

[lhog]

One quick question. Why zst for debug symbols?

[p2004a]

One quick question. Why zst for debug symbols?

1. Way quicker to compress in comparison to standard gzip, still quicker to compress even in comparison to pigz -1
2. Smaller output size in all cases
3. Quicker to decompress
4. ZSTD is nowadays quite uniformly well supported

$ time tar -cf - dbgsym | zstd -T0 > dbgsym.tar.zst
tar -cf - dbgsym  0.05s user 1.58s system 73% cpu 2.207 total
zstd -T0 > dbgsym.tar.zst  15.56s user 1.92s system 776% cpu 2.250 total
$ time tar -czf dbgsym.tar.gz dbgsym
tar -czf dbgsym.tar.gz dbgsym  47.88s user 2.04s system 103% cpu 48.244 total
$ time tar -cf - dbgsym | pigz -1 > dbgsym.tar.gz
tar -cf - dbgsym  0.08s user 1.87s system 63% cpu 3.051 total
pigz -1 > dbgsym.tar.gz  32.94s user 3.91s system 1019% cpu 3.615 total
$ time tar -cf - dbgsym | pigz > dbgsym.tar.gz
tar -cf - dbgsym  0.15s user 1.53s system 26% cpu 6.364 total
pigz > dbgsym.tar.gz  87.47s user 2.98s system 1316% cpu 6.872 total
$ ls -l -h dbgsym.tar.*
-rw-rw-r-- 1 p2004a p2004a 546M Feb 16 18:57 dbgsym.tar.gz
-rw-rw-r-- 1 p2004a p2004a 507M Feb 16 18:57 dbgsym.tar.zst
$ time tar -xf dbgsym.tar.zst -C dbgsym
tar -xf dbgsym.tar.zst -C dbgsym  2.60s user 2.95s system 235% cpu 2.355 total
$ time tar -xf dbgsym.tar.gz -C dbgsym
tar -xf dbgsym.tar.gz -C dbgsym  8.50s user 2.74s system 125% cpu 8.920 total

There are less and less reasons not to use zstd nowadays.