Use new allowBuilds key to fix pnpm postinstall scripts#236
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Seems like the build failure originates from pnpm v11 changing some keys and tightening security (and it's automatically pulled since the pnpm version in the action is set to latest).
In v11, the correct key for allowing build scripts is now called
allowBuilds: https://pnpm.io/settings#allowbuildsIf you're very suspicious about build scripts you could seemingly also allow the scripts only for pinned versions of those packages, but that's up to you how worried you are about supply chain stuff :)