Basically what the Subject says. Having release-tags in the repository would make several things a lot easier:
* packaging a specific version (from the repository, not pypi)
* Debugging issues (as in "I'm using 2.0b11 and have issue Foobar,
which patch do I have to apply to fix it?")
* `git bisect`ing issues ("I can bisect from v2.0b11..HEAD")
Or is there any reason why we do not have tags in the repository?
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