fix(cli): drop cmd/cli tag prefix

[doringeman]

We stopped using the cmd/cli tag prefix for CLI releases with #682.

$ make install-cli
/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/usr/bin/make -C cmd/cli install
Building model-cli...
go build -ldflags="-s -w -X github.com/docker/model-runner/cmd/cli/desktop.Version=v1.0.24-12-g58bf78d0-dirty" -o model-cli .
Using existing binary model-cli
Linking model-cli to Docker CLI plugins directory...
Link created: /Users/dorin/.docker/cli-plugins/docker-model

$ docker model version
Docker Model Runner version v1.0.24-12-g58bf78d0-dirty
Docker Engine Kind: Docker Desktop

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This pull request updates the build process for the Docker Model Runner CLI to reflect a change in how release versions are tagged. It modifies the Makefile to ensure that the CLI's version string is correctly generated without an outdated prefix, streamlining the version reporting mechanism.

Highlights

• Version Tagging: Updated the Makefile to remove the cmd/cli/ tag prefix from the version string generated during the build process, aligning with recent changes in release tagging strategy.

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Changelog

• cmd/cli/Makefile
  • Updated the go build command to use the new version tagging scheme.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the Makefile for the CLI to align with the new version tagging strategy, removing the cmd/cli prefix from tag matching. The change simplifies the version string generation for development builds. I have one suggestion to make the tag matching pattern more robust.