Add Github action workflow to create Windows installer for releases #1428
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This adds a new Github workflow which is only triggered after pushing new tags.
So we could easily create a Windows release installer by just pushing a new tag and no manual release build is required any more. The release process will get a bit simpler and less dependent on single persons.
To easily test this workflow I created a temporary repository and the resulting installer can be found there: https://github.com/eht16/geany-plugins-tmp/actions/runs/14820385881
See also geany/geany#4238.