chore: Use GitHub App and fast-forward merge for releases - #784
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Updates the release workflow to use a more secure Github App Token. Additionally this PR migrates to a fast-forward merge release type in order to keep the histories of dev and master in sync following a release. Master now points HEAD to the commit of the release PR pushed to dev that created the release.