feat(tools): auto-fetch missing refs in ccip release changelog script - #23407
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Release branches and tags often exist only on the remote (e.g.
release/2.56.0orv2.56.1-rc.3) and have never been fetched locally.Previously the tool only resolved local refs and origin/*, causing "Needed a single revision" errors for valid release refs
ResolveRef now:
git fetch origin <ref>into FETCH_HEAD (no local branches/tags created).If resolution still fails, the error now suggests similarly named remote refs (e.g. asking for
v2.56.1will suggestrelease/2.56.1andv2.56.1-rc.0..3)