Task: Put the date first in a release title

TASK-DESCRIPTION

Modify: scripts/release-publish.sh
Modify: tests/81-release-publish.sh
Modify: README.md
Modify: prompts/tasks/00-tasks.md
Modify: TODO.md

GitHub’s release list is narrow, so a long title is truncated at the end. The default release title must lead with the date, then the project name, with the branch and commit after it:

2026-10-22 — GNOME VCARD Integration (master-c388c1e)

The date is the build date from the version string, in YYYY-MM-DD form. An explicit TITLE still overrides the default. The release-publish test must assert the date-first title, and the existing release titles are updated to the same order.

TASK-OUTPUT

Produce these complete files in this order, then the VERIFICATION: line: 1. scripts/release-publish.sh 2. tests/81-release-publish.sh 3. README.md 4. prompts/tasks/00-tasks.md 5. TODO.md

TASK-CONTEXT

The tag and the release title are separate: the tag remains v<date>-<branch>, while the title is for people reading the release list. The release notes and assets are unchanged.

Do not change an existing tag or release asset while correcting its title.

TASK-FILES

Operation	Path
modify	`scripts/release-publish.sh`
modify	`tests/81-release-publish.sh`
modify	`README.md`
modify	`prompts/tasks/00-tasks.md`
modify	`TODO.md`

TASK-VERIFY

Run: make test from the repository root.
Expected: exit status 0, with 81-release-publish reporting ok.
Run: gh release list --limit 3 after updating the existing titles.
Expected: each listed title begins with YYYY-MM-DD — GNOME VCARD Integration.

OUTPUT: the complete files in the order listed, ending with the VERIFICATION: line.