Reuse release messages in syncs and releases - #20
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What changed
Why
Intelligence Flow now projects canonical Boatstack release messages, but Boatstack's owned control plane still creates generic sync PR bodies and title-only GitHub releases. These workflow changes complete the downstream slice so the exact reviewed message survives from sync through release.
Impact
The next Intelligence Flow sync will open a PR whose body explains what is being released. Future tagged releases combine all new messages in deterministic filename order without listing commits or diffs.
Validation
bash -nagainst every embedded workflow shell block