chore: complete mint adoption — release provenance + re-pin v0.3.1 - #5
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Complete this repo's mint adoption. It already runs the
versioncaller but was pinned to mint v0.2.0 (440c191) and never gained the release-provenance caller.This PR:
version.ymlto mint v0.3.1 (validates.release/intents + previews the next bump on every PR).release.yml— mint's reusablerelease-provenance.yml: on av*tag (cut bymint release) it emits + keyless-signs the in-toto release Statement (tag → version plan → commit) and attaches it to the GitHub release.The existing registry publish workflow is untouched — mint owns version + tag + provenance; the registry push stays where it is.
Mirrors the reference adoption bounded-systems/conformance-kit#30.
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