fix: refresh cross-repository authentication - #24
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Summary
SECTL_SECAGENT_GITHUB_TOKENwithout a trailing newlineGH_TOKENavailable for cross-repository GitHub CLI operationsThe latest run failed before OpenCode started with
HTTP 401: Bad credentialsingh repo view. The repository secret had been written through a pipeline that could preserve an invalid credential value. The secret has now been rewritten from the active GitHub credential and verified againstSECTL/secagent-official-relay.The previous
GIT_CONFIG_VALUE_0injection was also removed: it passed a raw token in a Git header without the required base64 encoding and could corrupt the action environment. OpenCode's own token mode handles the primary repository authentication; cross-repository Git operations useGH_TOKENandgh auth setup-gitin the runner.