Add least-privilege permissions to GitHub Actions workflows#1
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CodeQL flagged ci.yml and publish.yml for running with the default GITHUB_TOKEN permissions (rule: "Workflow does not contain permissions", 3 Medium alerts). Added an explicit top-level `permissions: contents: read` to both workflows. Jobs that genuinely need more -- OIDC publishing to PyPI (id-token: write) and creating a GitHub Release (contents: write) -- already declare those in their own per-job permissions blocks, which override the least-privilege default.
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Summary
Resolves the 3 CodeQL "Workflow does not contain permissions" alerts (Medium) on
main.ci.ymlandpublish.ymlran with the defaultGITHUB_TOKENpermissions. This adds an explicit top-levelpermissions: contents: readto both — least privilege. Jobs that need more (OIDC publishing to PyPI viaid-token: write, GitHub Release creation viacontents: write) already declare it in their own per-jobpermissionsblocks, which override the default.Effect
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