build: improve release script to create tarball directly #429
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Improves the release script to create the tarball directly. This makes it easier to cut new releases as a few manual steps are now automated. This change also includes some fallback logic for finding Copybara for Googlers (like it was done previously), and no longer relies on a release directory to be specified as `$1` argument to the Bash script.
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Improves the release script to create the tarball directly. This
makes it easier to cut new releases as a few manual steps are
now automated. This change also includes some fallback logic
for finding Copybara for Googlers (like it was done previously),
and no longer relies on a release directory to be specified as
$1argument to the Bash script.
This should partially help with #428