feat: add releasing documentation to README

[maximedogawa]

• Included a new section in the README outlining the tag-driven release pipeline.
• Explained code signing and notarization processes.
• Provided guidance on obtaining Apple and Windows secrets for releases.

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• .github/workflows/app-release.yml
• doc/README.md
• doc/guides/releasing.md

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