feat: explicit skipSigning flag for staging CI jobs - #77
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Add a Gradle property 'skipSigning' to explicitly disable Maven publication signing. The CI workflow passes this flag for pull_request builds where repository secrets are not available (e.g., Dependabot PRs from forks). This makes the signing behavior documented and consistent rather than silently skipping when keys are missing.
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Problem
Dependabot PRs were failing CI because the build unconditionally attempts to sign Maven publications, but PRs from forks don't have access to repository secrets (PGP signing keys).
Solution
Added a Gradle property
skipSigningto explicitly control whether signing is performed:skipSigningproperty before callingsignAllPublications()-PskipSigning=trueforpull_requestbuilds where secrets are unavailableBenefits