Use npm trusted publishing (OIDC) instead of npm token#15
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Remove NODE_AUTH_TOKEN secret and bump Node to 24 so npm uses OIDC authentication via the id-token permission already in place.
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Remove NODE_AUTH_TOKEN secret and switch to OIDC authentication for npm publishing. This uses the trusted publisher feature already configured on npm, eliminating the need to manage npm tokens as secrets.
Changes:
The id-token: write permission was already in place and will now be used for OIDC authentication.