chore(repo): Add dogfood-release skill - #23974
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dogfood-releaseskill that bumps a freshly published SDK version across the internal dogfooding repos (sentry, gib-potato, sentry-changelog, sentry-docs, chartcuterie) and opens a draft PR per repo. It asks up front which repos to include, and needs nothing but an authenticatedgh, reusing a local checkout when one exists and cloning into a scratch dir otherwise.Why
We do this by hand after every prerelease, and the per-repo details (package manager, base branch, which Sentry deps it carries) are easy to get wrong.