Only run release workflows for upstream#2052
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When pushing
mainon a fork, the release workflow triggers but, as expected, fails to deploy to PyPI because API tokens are missing from forks:Before: https://github.com/hugovk/isort/actions/runs/3719681768/jobs/6308688909
Let's skip the release workflow for forks.
After: https://github.com/hugovk/isort/actions/runs/3719767321
Also, whilst the release drafter does work for forks, let's only run that for upstream too.