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Creates an issue type that we can use as a checklist when we cut a new release. It lists all the steps so that we do it right every time.
Open question: do we want to also tag the repo? I don't think it particularly matters here and since I'm not quite sure how GitHub handles tags with protected branches, I decided to leave it out. However, if someone feels strongly that tagging the repo is important, I'm willing to have that discussion. My argument against is that no one will consume this via the repo, just from the website, so the fact that we have published versions obviates the need for a git tag.
If you want to see this in action, https://github.com/funnelfiasco/security-baseline/issues/new?template=release.yaml