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Summary by Sourcery

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• Extend GitHub release workflow matrix with platform-specific fzf and ripgrep download URLs and add steps to fetch, extract, and include these binaries in the dist/bin directory during release builds.

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Reviewer's Guide

Extends the release GitHub Actions workflow to download platform-specific fzf and ripgrep binaries for each build matrix target, embed them alongside the Rust-built codeactor-codebase binary, and ensure they are executable and verified in dist/bin.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Embed platform-specific fzf and ripgrep binaries into release artifacts for each build matrix target.	Add fzf_url and rg_url parameters to each matrix target (darwin amd64/arm64 and linux amd64) pointing to specific release tarballs. Harden the "Prepare embedded binaries" script with strict shell options and directory setup for dist/bin. Download, extract, and move the fzf binary from its tarball into dist/bin/fzf. Download, extract, locate (via find), and move the rg binary from its tarball into dist/bin/rg, handling nested directories. Set executable permissions on codeactor-codebase, fzf, and rg, and list dist/bin to verify contents.	.github/workflows/release.yml

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[sourcery-ai]

Hey - I've left some high level feedback:

• The matrix configuration now duplicates full fzf/rg URLs (including versions) for each target; consider extracting shared version variables or base URLs to reduce duplication and make future upgrades less error-prone.
• When extracting rg, you can simplify and make the script more predictable by using tar -xzf ... --strip-components to drop the leading directory instead of find + mv, which currently may behave unexpectedly if multiple rg files are present.

Prompt for AI Agents

Please address the comments from this code review:

## Overall Comments
- The matrix configuration now duplicates full fzf/rg URLs (including versions) for each target; consider extracting shared version variables or base URLs to reduce duplication and make future upgrades less error-prone.
- When extracting rg, you can simplify and make the script more predictable by using `tar -xzf ... --strip-components` to drop the leading directory instead of `find` + `mv`, which currently may behave unexpectedly if multiple `rg` files are present.

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