Delete GitHub releases or make them for new tags

Very soft suggestion, it seems that for a long time only tags are created without releases. It means when first landing on this repo, it looks strange.

Latest release 7 years ago, which made me think the project isn't maintained since it's the first text I look at for any repo before the README. After some more searching including for alternative crates, eventually I realized the latest version is 8.x, not 1.x, and the project is well maintained.

I can understand not publishing a release with each tag - in that case, how about deleting the old releases completely? They are just GitHub metadata, tags will remain, and presumably 7 year old metadata isn't being used so could be safe to delete. Then there won't be any "latest release" called out in that UI and we can examine tags / README when landing on the repo.

No source files or tests are named. Review the repository's GitHub Releases and tag history first, then decide whether the project should delete old releases or create releases for new tags; done means one clear release-management policy is chosen and applied.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.