chore(wordpress): drop the svn/tags copy from git - #60
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Background
Releasing the plugin is now merge-only (#57), except one manual step: committing
wordpress/svn/tags/<version>/to git after each release, as a copy of WordPress.org. Every release is already recorded as awordpress@<version>GitHub release on the commit it was published from, so the copy duplicates that history.Changes
wordpress/svn/tags/leaves git and is ignored (the manual SVN fallback still creates it locally)wordpress/README.mdend at "Merge", and say where published versions are recordedNotes
wordpress/svn/, so the WordPress release workflow runs: 1.2.1 is already published and the readme and assets match, so it publishes and announces nothing (the publish preview on this PR shows the same)