Enable Suspect Commits, Unminify JS, and Track Releases with Vercel and Sentry

Vercel and Sentry have integrated their platforms to make it easier for JavaScript developers to track releases, identify suspect commits, and generate source maps for their applications. This integration allows developers to automatically generate releases whenever they deploy new versions of their app on Vercel, tie code commits to the release, and upload source maps. With this setup, Sentry can identify suspect commits and provide more context about errors, including the release number and commit information. The integration also surfaces issues seen in previous releases, the number of commits and files changed, and source maps for debugging purposes.

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