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ci: tighten workflow token permissions - #273
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Workflow token writes were granted at workflow scope for audit issue updates, CodeQL uploads, and releases. This change defaults every workflow to
contents: read, moves those writes to the audit, CodeQL, and release jobs that need them, and records the verifiedv0.2.14label for the already SHA-pinned reusable proof workflow.Validation:
actionlint -ignore SC2034 .github/workflows/*.ymlandgit diff --checkpass.SC2034is ignored because ShellCheck cannot see the Python environment lookup in an existing audit step.