ci: automate release candidate staging - #3983
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Why?
Fory release candidates currently require local source and JVM staging. Issue
#3981 proposed following Pekko's CI release flow, and INFRA-28319 requests the
repository secrets needed for Fory's signing key and Apache Nexus deployer.
What does this PR do?
vX.Y.Z-rcNtagsrun, closes them together, and verifies anonymous artifact downloads
serializes staging so Nexus repository ownership is unambiguous
fory-releasepath while retaining manual publicationonly when explicitly requested
fory-release; no duplicaterelease-verifyskill is added
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Does this PR introduce any user-facing change?
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N/A. This change does not touch runtime code.