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kernel: name each release guest-kernel-<version> - #517
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Why. Kernel releases read
guest kernel kernel-6.12.110-N. Pres wantsguest-kernel-<version>. The two existing releases were renamed by hand; their tags stay.How.
.github/workflows/kernel.yml: the publish step titles the releaseguest-$tag. The tag iskernel-<version>-<build>, so the title isguest-kernel-<version>-<build>.docs/kernel.mdnames the title next to the tag.What. The next kernel release gets the new title. The tag and the files do not change.