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Harden GitHub Actions CI workflow against supply-chain risks - #593
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Restrict CI jobs to least-privilege read-only repository access and block arbitrary package install scripts and unpinned external installers during automated runs. This reduces supply-chain and token-exfiltration exposure across pull requests and main-branch builds while keeping existing test coverage intact.
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Restrict CI jobs to least-privilege read-only repository access and block arbitrary package install scripts and unpinned external installers during automated runs. This reduces supply-chain and token-exfiltration exposure across pull requests and main-branch builds while keeping existing test coverage intact.