fix: fixed directory name when release charts

[daviderli614]

fixed to: https://github.com/GreptimeTeam/helm-charts/actions/runs/10469986911

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Updated paths for script files in GitHub Actions workflows to improve organization and maintainability.
  • No changes to the functionality of the release process; paths have been adjusted for clarity.

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Walkthrough

The recent changes reorganize the directory structure for script files used in the GitHub Actions workflows, specifically for releasing charts. The scripts release-charts-to-acr.sh and release-charts-to-s3.sh have been moved to a new subdirectory under ./scripts/release/. This enhancement aims to improve maintainability and clarity, while preserving the existing functionality of the release process.

Changes

Files Changed	Change Summary
.github/workflows/release.yaml	Updated paths for scripts from ./scripts/release-charts-to-acr.sh and ./scripts/release-charts-to-s3.sh to ./scripts/release/release-charts-to-acr.sh and ./scripts/release/release-charts-to-s3.sh respectively.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Workflow
    participant ACR
    participant S3

    User->>Workflow: Trigger Release
    Workflow->>ACR: Call release-charts-to-acr.sh
    ACR-->>Workflow: Charts Released to ACR
    Workflow->>S3: Call release-charts-to-s3.sh
    S3-->>Workflow: Charts Released to S3
    Workflow-->>User: Release Completed

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🐰 In the scripts, a dance we see,
Paths rearranged, oh so free!
Clarity blooms like flowers in spring,
Maintainable joy, let us sing!
A release so smooth, it's quite a delight,
Thank you for changes that feel just right! 🌼✨

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