ci: GHA workflow security cleanup - #62
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Prevents the default GITHUB_TOKEN from being left in the local git config after actions/checkout, so subsequent steps cannot inadvertently reuse it.
Sets a top-level permissions: {} so the GITHUB_TOKEN starts with no
scopes, and grants the check job only the contents: read scope it
needs to clone and lint the repository.
Pins actions/checkout and actions/setup-node to the commit SHA each tag currently resolves to, with the tag preserved as a trailing comment so the intent stays readable. Prevents an upstream tag move from silently changing what runs in CI.
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Jun 4, 2026
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Routine hygiene pass on .github/workflows/check.yaml from a workflow security audit. Split into one commit per finding type:
No behavioural changes intended.