fix(docker): match meridian-v* release tags for image builds#507
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Keep the meridian-v* tag trigger fix, but replace the prefix-semver extractors with type=match. semver+prefix re-applies the prefix to the output, producing redundant image tags like meridian-v1.43.0; type=match yields clean conventional tags from the meridian-v* release tag: meridian-v1.43.0 -> 1.43.0 (full, incl. prerelease via (.*)) and 1.43 This mirrors the documented metadata-action match examples and verifies against the project's real release tags.
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Summary
v*tomeridian-v*to match the release tag format used by Release Please (e.g.meridian-v1.42.1)prefix=meridian-vto thedocker/metadata-actionsemver extractors so the version is parsed correctly from the tag nameWithout this fix, pushing a release tag never triggered a Docker image build.
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