fix: encode binary content over rest api with base64 instead of utf-8#53
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In the switch to v3, when the REST API was brought in, there was a bug where binary content was pushed via the REST API using utf-8 encoding instead of base64, which then triggered a downstream issue: the action release process uses commit-headless to push the built binaries into `dist/`, and these binaries were then treated as shell scripts.
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In the switch to v3, when the REST API was brought in, there was a bug where binary content was pushed via the REST API using utf-8 encoding instead of base64, which then triggered a downstream issue: the action release process uses commit-headless to push the built binaries into
dist/, and these binaries were then treated as shell scripts.