fix(skill): re-trigger release-please after #44 parse error (#45)

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## Why

PR #44 merged successfully (the SKILL.md telemetry fix is on `main`),
but release-please did not open a 1.6.1 release PR.

Looking at the workflow log of the post-merge run, the
conventional-commits
parser bailed on the squash-merge commit:

```
commit could not be parsed: 6e8e5441 fix(skill): align telemetry dispatch and field name with server (#44)
error message: Error: unexpected token \n at 56:61, valid tokens [)]
commits: 0
No commits for path: ., skipping
```

GitHub's squash-merge took the full PR body (which contained inline code
fragments with `{}` and `()`) and wrapped one of them across a line
boundary. That left an unbalanced expression that the parser treats as a
hard error, dropping the whole commit from the release window.

Result: release-please saw zero parseable commits since v1.6.0 and
skipped opening a release PR.

## Fix

A single empty commit with a clean body so release-please re-runs with a
parseable commit chain. Code on `main` is unchanged; the diff is zero
files / zero lines.

## Test plan

- [x] Squash-merge body contains no inline code fragments with parens or
      braces — should parse cleanly.
- [ ] After merge, release-please workflow opens a `chore(main): release
      1.6.1` PR that includes the SKILL.md fix from #44.

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2026-05-14 17:30:22 +08:00

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