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create a distinction between maintenance workflows and shared workflows #542
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This PR moves shared workflows and actions to a dedicated shared directory.
Some of the resources are already referenced "in the wild". That's why we have to create temporary symlinks to them in their old locations. We'll be able to remove them once all the users upgrade.
In particular, that's:
read-configactionreleaserworkflowrelease-checkworkflowtagpushworkflow