[*] Feature: Automated nightly releases

[korbit-ai]

Description

Refactor release workflow to use reusable workflows so the work can be shared

Add a nightly workflow to create a release every night in the nightly channel

Maintain release channel branches (latest__release, nightly__release) so that we will have the option to build the docs site from the latest released version instead of or in addition to main (#6144)

Closes #6169

Test plan

• Try creating a release to make sure that still works
• See if it works when the cron job runs?
• I created very similar workflows and scripts in this repo to see if it should work and it did https://github.com/etrepum/lexical-builder

Future Considerations

• Fix release process to use the same tag for both GitHub and NPM releases (the nightly release does not have this issue, only manual workflow_dispatch releases with a PR)
• Do not do a nightly release when there are no changes since the last one

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What change is being made?

Add scripts/npm/** to the .prettierignore file to exclude it from Prettier formatting.

Why are these changes being made?

The scripts/npm/** directory contains scripts that should not be formatted by Prettier to avoid potential issues with automated nightly releases. This ensures that the scripts remain in their intended format and function correctly during the release process.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Updated formatting rules to allow Prettier to format files in the scripts/npm/** directory, improving control over file formatting without disrupting existing ignore patterns.

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Clone of the PR facebook/lexical#6204

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Walkthrough

The change introduces an update to the .prettierignore file by adding an exception for the scripts/npm/** directory. This allows Prettier to format files within this specific directory while continuing to ignore other specified paths. This enhancement aims to streamline the development workflow by ensuring relevant scripts are properly formatted, thus improving overall code quality without interfering with broader ignore patterns.

Changes

File/Directory	Change Summary
.prettierignore	Added exception for scripts/npm/** to allow formatting.

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In the land of code, where rabbits play,
A tweak was made to brighten the day.
Scripts now shine with formatting gleam,
In the npm burrow, they dance and dream.
Hip-hop hooray for neat and tidy,
A code-loving rabbit, feeling so sprightly! 🐰✨

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between bd0c209 and a126064.

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• .prettierignore (1 hunks)

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• .prettierignore

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