Bind Dagger release candidates to exact tag SHA - #61
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Fix
Close the final release identity gap: a Dagger candidate now requires the existing remote tag, current main, requested commit, and successful hosted
Daggercheck to identify the same 40-character commit SHA.The tag is URL-encoded before the fixed GitHub API request, reduced into the strict Pydantic payload, and checked before Dagger refetches/builds the immutable source.
TDD evidence
No tag, dispatch, artifact, publication, OIDC request, or registry mutation performed.