fix(realease): Adjust versioning format for commitizen #5
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Write a short description of the changes here and the motivation behind them
Fix Build and Release Docker Image CI to release on GitHub.
Changes:
Update CI job to tell commitizen to expect tags in the format v1.0.0.
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Testing
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