ci: publish to npm via OIDC trusted publishing - #4
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Replace the NPM_TOKEN secret with npm trusted publishing: grant the workflow id-token: write and upgrade to npm 11 (OIDC needs >= 11.5.1, Node 22 bundles npm 10). The OIDC token only authorizes npm publish, so re-runs of an already published version no longer move dist-tags; the stable job warns with the npm dist-tag add command when the tag points elsewhere.
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Replace the NPM_TOKEN secret with npm trusted publishing: grant the workflow id-token: write and upgrade to npm 11 (OIDC needs >= 11.5.1, Node 22 bundles npm 10).
The OIDC token only authorizes npm publish, so re-runs of an already published version no longer move dist-tags; the stable job warns with the npm dist-tag add command when the tag points elsewhere.