ci(live-ebsi): pin least-privilege GITHUB_TOKEN permissions#138
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CodeQL alert #1 (actions/missing-workflow-permissions): live-ebsi.yml was the only workflow without an explicit permissions block, so its token inherited the repository-wide default. Practical exposure was already low — the repo default is read-only, there is no pull_request trigger, and the job only checks out, installs and runs pytest against the live registries without touching the GitHub API. Pinned anyway because this is the one unattended, scheduled workflow: an explicit block keeps it read-only regardless of a later change to the default. CI-only, the published artifact is unchanged: no CHANGELOG entry and no release (same as #126 / PR #132). Closes #137
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ci(live-ebsi): pin least-privilege GITHUB_TOKEN permissions
CodeQL alert #1 (actions/missing-workflow-permissions): live-ebsi.yml was
the only workflow without an explicit permissions block, so its token
inherited the repository-wide default.
Practical exposure was already low — the repo default is read-only, there
is no pull_request trigger, and the job only checks out, installs and runs
pytest against the live registries without touching the GitHub API. Pinned
anyway because this is the one unattended, scheduled workflow: an explicit
block keeps it read-only regardless of a later change to the default.
CI-only, the published artifact is unchanged: no CHANGELOG entry and no
release (same as #126 / PR #132).
Closes #137