fix(ci): grant statuses: write to readiness gate + surface API errors#73
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Two issues from PR #25's verification run: 1. The 'linked-client-pr-ready' custom commit status the gate posts never landed. Cause: the workflow's permissions block has 'checks: write' (for check-runs) but not 'statuses: write' (which the POST /repos/.../statuses/$sha endpoint requires). The gh api POST 403'd silently — and #2 below ate the error. 2. set_status() redirected gh's stdout to /dev/null. With no error visible, the silent 403 looked like 'job ran successfully' even though the readiness verdict never reached the commit. This commit: - adds 'statuses: write' to the workflow permissions - drops the >/dev/null redirect so any future API failure is loud
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Followup to #71. The readiness gate's POST to /repos/.../statuses/$sha was silently 403-ing because the workflow only had 'checks: write' (for check-runs), not 'statuses: write' (for commit statuses — different endpoint). Combined with a stray '>/dev/null' on the gh call, the failure was invisible. Fix both.