fix(git): Optimize push command logic, prioritize pushing individual tags

[jinzhongjia]

• Fixed the processing of tag_name taking priority over tags when pushing
• Standardize tag push command generation to avoid confusion of parameters
• Ensure the logic of branch and tag push is clear

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on enhancing the robustness and clarity of the git push command generation within the GitTool module. It specifically addresses how different push parameters (branch, individual tag, all tags) are handled, ensuring that the correct and intended git push operation is always executed by establishing a clear prioritization and command construction flow.

Highlights

• Git Push Logic Refinement: Prioritized individual tag pushes (tag_name) over pushing all tags (--tags) when both options might be present. This ensures that if a specific tag name is provided, the git push <remote> <tag_name> command is constructed, taking precedence over a general git push <remote> --tags command.
• Command Generation Standardization: Restructured the git push command construction in both the synchronous (GitTool.push) and asynchronous (GitTool.push_async) functions. The new if/elseif/else structure clearly defines the order of operations for generating push commands, standardizing the logic for pushing branches, individual tags, and all tags.

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Code Review

This pull request fixes a bug in the git push command construction where multiple conflicting arguments could be added, leading to invalid commands. The new logic correctly prioritizes pushing a single tag, then all tags, and finally a branch, using an if/elseif/else structure. This significantly improves the correctness and clarity of the code. There are a couple of suggestions to further improve maintainability by refactoring duplicated code. By handling the remote argument outside the conditional blocks, the code becomes more concise and easier to read.