fix(release): restore audio package publishing - #16
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@web-kits/audio@0.2.0is declared in the repository but absent from npm. The release workflow configures npm without supplying setup-node'sNODE_AUTH_TOKEN, and the package's CLI lacks a Node interpreter header, causing the installedaudioexecutable to fail.This supplies the npm secret under both token names, restores the CLI header, and adds a tarball installation check that imports the library and executes the CLI's version and help commands. CI and releases use Node 24 setup actions; release validation builds only the public package and supports manual retries on main. Recovery instructions and the unreleased 0.2.0 changelog are updated.
Validation: frozen dependency install, full workspace build, typecheck, lint, 55 tests, actionlint, and formatting checks passed. A clean tarball install reproduced the CLI failure before the fix and passes after it. The historical release logs have expired, so its exact failure cannot be confirmed from retained annotations.
Related to #15. Verify npm publication after the repaired workflow runs on main.