fix: use correct PYPY_API_TOKEN secret for PyPI publishing #8
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Problem
The PyPI publish step in Release Please workflow is failing with 403 Forbidden because it's using the wrong secret name.
Root Cause
Previous PRs (#6 and #7) changed the secret name from
PYPY_API_TOKENtoPYPI_API_TOKENand then attempted to revert it, but the revert didn't actually work.Solution
Change
PYPI_API_TOKENback toPYPY_API_TOKENwhich is the actual secret name in the repository.Testing
After merging, the next release will use the correct secret and should publish successfully to PyPI.
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Co-Authored-By: Claude noreply@anthropic.com