Add trusted npm publishing workflow - #645
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Motivation
Move npm releases to Trusted Publishing so packages can be published through GitHub Actions using short-lived OIDC credentials instead of personal npm accounts or long-lived tokens.
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Yes.
Contribution
Adds a manually triggered npm publishing workflow that:
package.json.main.nextnpm tag and stable releases withlatest.Test Plan
publish.ymlsuccessfully as YAML.git diff --check.v5.0.0-beta.6.5.0.0-beta.6to the npm tagnext.main.The publishing job cannot be exercised until this workflow is merged and registered as the package’s npm Trusted Publisher.