Edge source code and docs update

Hello...
I am testing and keeping up with the great improvements in Edge on a daily basis.
To make things easier, I have two suggestions regarding the page https://github.com/silverbulletmd/silverbullet/releases/tag/edge:

  1. The source code (zip and tar.gz) is completely outdated. I suggest creating an updated source code zip file. This would allow me to download it and compare it with the source code from the previous version in my own environment.
  2. Create a zip file of the 'docs' folder. This would allow me to download the latest documentation and add it to my space, or compare it with the previous documentation in my environment.

Would it not be a lot simpler to git clone the main branch which will contain exactly what you’re asking for? Also easier to keep up to date (git pull)

Yes.
But why have the source code (zip) from June 9, 2025 in the edge repository?
I'm not a git user and I don't have a git login.
To access the docs folder, I have to download the entire source.
So it would be helpful to have the docs in a zip file along with the binaries. At least I think it's more practical to have the help included with the binaries.