Fix minimum token permissions analysis - no changes required

[Copilot]

Summary

Analyzed all GitHub workflows to identify any that perform git push operations and ensure they have appropriate contents: write permissions.

Analysis Results

No workflows currently perform git push operations, therefore no permission changes are required.

Workflows Examined

• benchmark.yml - Performance benchmarking, no git operations
• ci.yml - CI testing and linting, no git operations
• codeql-analysis.yml - Code security analysis, no git operations
• fossa.yml - License scanning, no git operations
• integration_tests.yml - Integration testing, no git operations
• markdown-link-check.yml - Link validation, no git operations
• ossf-scorecard.yml - Security scoring, no git operations
• pr_naming.yml - PR title validation, no git operations
• semver.yml - Semantic version compliance, no git operations

Key Findings

1. All workflows properly use contents: read - the minimal required permission
2. No automated git push operations - all workflows are read-only
3. Manual release process - scripts/publish.sh contains commented-out git push commands but:
   • Script is not called by any workflow
   • Git operations are commented out
   • Release process is manual per documentation

Future Considerations

If the scripts/publish.sh script is ever activated in a workflow, that workflow would need:

permissions:
  contents: write # required for pushing changes

Conclusion

Repository is already compliant with minimal permission requirements. No changes needed.

Fixes #27.

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