chore: correct release workflow zip path

[Aarebecca]

• Correct Release workflow zip path

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request implements a minor but important chore by correcting the extraction path for a skills.zip archive. The change ensures consistency in how the .claude/skills directory is referenced across the project's documentation and a UI component, aiming to improve the robustness and clarity of setup instructions and internal scripts.

Highlights

• Path Correction: Standardized the directory path for extracting the skills.zip archive from ./claude/skills to .claude/skills.

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Code Review

This pull request corrects the path used in the tar command for extracting skills, removing a redundant ./. The change is applied consistently across the README files and the AI Playground component. While this is a good correction, I've also suggested a further improvement to enhance the script's robustness by using the unzip command, which is the standard tool for handling .zip archives, instead of tar.

[Aarebecca]

/gemini review

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Code Review

This pull request correctly replaces the tar command with unzip for extracting the skills.zip archive in documentation and code snippets. This change is valid and necessary.

While reviewing, I identified a related high-severity issue in the script that could prevent it from working. The BASE_URL used for the download URL appears incorrect for fetching a GitHub release asset, which will likely cause the download to fail. To make the script more robust, I'd also suggest adding the --fail flag to curl and the -q (quiet) flag to unzip.

Since these issues are on lines not modified in this pull request, I'm providing the feedback in this summary. I highly recommend updating the script to ensure it's functional for users. A corrected version might look like this:

set -e

VERSION=0.2.4 # Replace <VERSION> with the latest tag, e.g. v0.2.4
BASE_URL=https://github.com/antvis/Infographic/releases/download
mkdir -p .claude/skills

curl -L --fail -o skills.zip "$BASE_URL/$VERSION/skills.zip"
unzip -q -o skills.zip -d .claude/skills
rm -f skills.zip