fix(ci): address zizmor security findings in workflows - #305
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- Pin GitHub Actions to commit SHAs across ci.yaml and release.yaml - Restrict default workflow permissions to contents: read - Disable credential persistence on checkout steps
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This PR fixes security findings flagged by zizmor in the GitHub Actions workflows:
artipacked: Setpersist-credentials: falseon checkout steps.excessive-permissions: Added default top-levelpermissions: contents: readtoci.yamlandrelease.yaml.unpinned-uses: Pinned action uses to full 40-character commit SHAs.Scenarios Tested
zizmor .github/workflowsto verify 0 findings remain.