fix: remove tar.gz file after installing so it does not leave git repo dirty #2
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I was debugging the release build for my project today because it failed to release after i added the sqruff into the workflow.
The issue was that the sqruff install action was not removing tgz file after unpacking.
I implemented the absolute minimal change ("rm sqruff.tgz"), but I think the more clean solution would be to wget into /tmp - this way it would not fail in case a future release for sqruff will contain some other files on top of sqruff binary.