build: move release-only plugins to release profile#7
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Summary
Standardize the release configuration following the maven-release-plugin 2→3 migration guide (https://maven.apache.org/maven-release/maven-release-plugin/migrate.html): release-only plugins now run via the
releaseprofile, which maven-release-plugin activates automatically duringrelease:perform.Changes Made
<releaseProfiles>release</releaseProfiles>to the parent buildcoreandtoolkitmodule builds into the parentreleaseprofile (versions and executions are still managed inpluginManagement), so sources/javadoc jars are generated only during releases, alongside GPG signingTesting
mvn package -DskipTests— no sources/javadoc jars produced in any module, no GPG required for local buildsmvn package -P release -DskipTests -Dgpg.skip=true— core and toolkit both produce sources and javadoc jarsBreaking Changes
Additional Notes
mvn installno longer attaches sources/javadoc jars locally; they are generated only during releases.