Set default workflow token permissions to read-only - #6
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This pull request applies the OSSF Scorecard Token-Permissions remedy.
It sets the default workflow token to read-only by adding a top-level
permissionsblock to workflows that lacked one:.github/workflows/ci.ymlAny job that needs more than read access must be granted those permissions at the job level, otherwise it may fail.
See the OSSF Scorecard guidance for details.