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ci: least-privilege GITHUB_TOKEN permissions (code-scanning fixes) - #147
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Resolve open code-scanning alerts (actions/missing-workflow-permissions and related) by giving workflows an explicit least-privilege token. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Fixes open code-scanning alerts.
ci.yml,go.yml: top-levelpermissions: contents: read(build/test only).security.ymlanddependency-review.ymlalready had scoped permissions; unchanged (public repo, so the SARIF upload still works).YAML validated with
yaml.safe_load(actionlint isn't installed locally).🤖 Generated with Claude Code