Fix duplicate releases - #192
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The "check" step only sets a "should_release" output, not "version" - the version comes from the earlier "version" step. Referencing the wrong step left VERSION empty, which made the awk pattern match every "## " changelog header instead of just the target version's, so notes for older releases kept bleeding into newer ones (see v8.6.2 and v8.6.3 release notes).
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When a change was pushed down from client-library-templates, the flow in here created 3 releases instead of 1.
They also had the description repeated within each release.
This is because:
steps.check.outputs.versiondoesn't exist — thecheckstep only outputsshould_release. The version comes from theversionstep (steps.version.outputs.version), which is already referenced correctly elsewhere in this file.VERSIONempty, the awk extraction's start pattern (^##+ empty string) matched every version header in CHANGELOG.md, andnextfired before the exit rule ever got a chance to run, so notes from older releases kept bleeding into newer ones.