chore(ci): set top-level permissions on workflows#564
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Set an explicit least-privilege permissions block so the workflow GITHUB_TOKEN is scoped to contents: read instead of inheriting the repository default. Signed-off-by: Arpit Jain <arpitjain099@gmail.com>
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Each of these workflows runs without a top-level
permissions:block, so itsGITHUB_TOKENinherits the repository (or org) default, which is frequently read/write for all scopes.Setting
contents: readexplicitly on.github/workflows/dist-typecheck.yml,.github/workflows/test.ymlkeeps the workflow token scoped to what the job actually uses. If a third-party action or transitive dependency in the run were ever compromised, a read-only token limits the damage (no pushes, no releases, no token-backed writes). The change is mechanical and does not alter any step.