Support custom target_commitish value #76
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This PR introduces a new input
target_commitish
.By using this input you can provide a custom value for the commit which is used by the GitHub release.
If this value is not provided, GitHub will use the default branch, see the API documentation.
Now it's possible to provide a specific commit if you create a release without a tag:
I've update the existing tests and added a new test for checking the parsing of the configuration.