Add GitHub Actions workflow for automated Windows binary builds

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Automates building the Windows binary on push/PR to master/main branches, storing only the most recent artifact.

Implementation

• Workflow: .github/workflows/build-windows.yml

  • Runs on windows-latest with .NET 8.x SDK
  • Publishes self-contained win-x64 executable via dotnet publish
  • Uploads FolderSnippets.exe to GitHub artifacts

• Artifact Retention:

  • retention-days: 1 - automatic cleanup after 24 hours
  • overwrite: true - allows reusing artifact name
  • Result: Only most recent build persists

• Security: Explicit permissions: contents: read to limit GITHUB_TOKEN scope

Manual Trigger

Includes workflow_dispatch for on-demand builds from Actions tab.

Original prompt

Create a pipeline which uses github actions to build the windows binary and stores only the most recent entry to the github artifacts of this repo

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Enforce single artifact across workflow runs

The retention-days: 1 and overwrite: true settings here only affect each artifact’s lifetime and (at most) duplicate uploads within the same workflow run; they do not delete artifacts from previous runs. That means if two pushes happen in a day, both runs will still leave artifacts for up to 24 hours, so the repo can have multiple “most recent” artifacts at once, which doesn’t satisfy the “only most recent entry” requirement. Consider adding a step that deletes prior artifacts via the GitHub API before uploading the new one if you truly want only a single artifact to exist at any time.

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