feat(git-node): verify tag signature during release promotion#879
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Before pushing the tag upstream, we can verify if it's signed with a known identity (name+email address+key combo), as the releaser might be relying on a mailmap entry, which are typically not used when verifying a tag signature (at least not by GitHub web UI).
/cc @nodejs/releasers