fix(release): call min completions print in the release job - #1034

What broke

Release run 30425725370 failed in the release job's Generate completions step:

error: unrecognized subcommand 'bash'
Usage: minimal-linux-amd64 completions [OPTIONS] <COMMAND>
##[error]Process completed with exit code 2.

#1009 split min completions <shell> into min completions print <shell> and min completions install. The release job still called the flat form, so the step exited 2 and everything after it — GCS archive upload, Create Release, stage-installer — never ran. Every build job succeeded; only the packaging step is broken.

mip and minimald keep the flat completions <shell> verb, so their six lines are untouched.

The fix

• The three min lines become completions print <shell>.
• Their outputs are renamed min / _min / min.fish. The shim min completions print emits registers the command min (complete … _clap_complete_min min, compdef _clap_dynamic_completer_min min, complete --command min), and every shell autoloads a completion file by the command name — so the minimal / _minimal / minimal.fish files shipped in completions.tar.gz have been dead on arrival since the binary rename in #737. Flagging this as the one change beyond the literal build break; nothing in the tree consumes those filenames (the curl|sh installer generates its own via min completions install).

Verification

Locally, against cargo build -p minimal:

• min completions print {bash,zsh,fish} — all three emit a shim, exit 0.
• min completions bash — reproduces the run's exact error.
• Registration target inspected in all three outputs: min, confirming the filename change.
• release.yml re-parsed as YAML.

The step itself only runs on a release dispatch, so the real proof is the next release run — a dry_run: true dispatch exercises this step (it precedes the dry-run branch) without publishing anything.

Note

The release job's CLI invocations have no pre-merge coverage; a breaking CLI change lands and only a release run finds out. Worth a follow-up guard, out of scope here.

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