Use code blocks for release instructions #779
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When did we stop signing and annotating tags?
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This instruction changed in #544, and there was further discussion in #667 (review) and jaraco/keyring#427.
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Okay, I just need to ensure I never try to release because my muscle memory will end up in a signed tag which will confuse folks. Too bad 1 person gets to dictate the process here rather than following community best practices and trying to meet downstream redistributors somewhere in the middle
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These are the exact commands I ran for #777. I expect this format will be easier to follow in future releases.