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The build-prerelease workflow was workflow_dispatch-only, which meant
every commit needed a manual run dispatch before any host could
upgrade. That left rolling fixes (e.g. f9f5fa4's StateDirectory fix)
sitting on main with no published RPM behind them, so deploy.sh
silently fell back to an older prerelease.
Add 'push: branches: [main]' alongside the existing workflow_dispatch
trigger; the unstable channel now tracks head automatically. The
concurrency group is keyed on ${{ github.ref }} with
cancel-in-progress so successive rapid-fire pushes coalesce to one
build (latest wins) rather than queueing every intermediate commit.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>