fix(security): AI Fix for Overly Broad Permissions in GitHub Actions Workflows is risky - #301
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This patch mitigates excessive workflow-level permissions in
.github/workflows/ci.ymland.github/workflows/publish.ymlby replacing workflow-level permission grants with empty permissions blocks and re-granting only the minimum required scopes (contents: readandpackages: write) at the job level where they are actually needed.Aikido used AI to generate this PR.
Low confidence: Aikido has tested similar fixes, which indicate the correct approach but may be incomplete. Further validation is necessary.