chore(ci): add explicit GITHUB_TOKEN permissions to workflows#114
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Add top-level `permissions` blocks to all workflow files to follow the principle of least privilege and prepare for the upcoming default read-only GITHUB_TOKEN enforcement.
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Summary
Adds explicit top-level
permissionsblocks to all GitHub Actions workflow files. This follows the principle of least privilege and prepares the repository for the upcoming enforcement of read-onlyGITHUB_TOKENpermissions by default.Permissions Applied
ci.ymlcontents: readlint.ymlcontents: readdeploy.ymlcontents: writeJamesIves/github-pages-deploy-actionwhich pushes the built artifacts to thegh-pagesbranchContext
GitHub is enforcing read-only default permissions for
GITHUB_TOKENacross organizations. Without explicitpermissionsblocks, workflows that rely on write access (like the deploy workflow) will break once the default changes. Adding explicit declarations now ensures workflows continue to function correctly and documents the intended access level for each.