Use trusted npm publishing - #355
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What changed
Why
The 1.2.4 release builds successfully, but npm rejects the repository's legacy token. The package is now configured on npm for trusted publishing from muxable/rtirl-obs via npm-publish.yml, so the workflow must authenticate with GitHub OIDC instead.
Impact
Merging this PR triggers the workflow on main; if 1.2.4 is still unpublished, it will build and publish @rtirl/api@1.2.4 without a long-lived npm token.
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