Restrict release workflow permissions - #6095
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Follow-up to #6028.
The existing fork head could not be updated because the GitHub App credential was rejected when modifying a workflow file on that fork. This adds the missing least-privilege permission to the release workflow only:
The npm publish step uses
NPM_TOKEN, so the workflow does not need write access throughGITHUB_TOKEN.