Add GitHub release by branch badge#11941
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Implements a version badge that shows the latest release for a specified branch using the GitHub releases API target_commitish field. Closes badges#7929
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Closes #7929
Summary
Adds a new version badge that shows the latest GitHub release for a specified branch. The badge matches releases using the
target_commitishfield from the GitHub releases API and paginates through release pages when needed.Example
/github/v/release/laravel/framework/13.xproduces a badge labeledlatest-release@13.xwith the latest release version for that branch.Testing
npm run test:core -- --grep GithubReleaseBranch(9 passing)npm run test:services -- --only=GithubReleaseBranch(10 passing)