docs: add explicit token permissions to all caller templates - #10
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Show least-privilege GITHUB_TOKEN permissions on the ci, commitlint, and release caller templates, matching what the reusable workflows declare, so new forks are independent of the org default token setting.
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What & why
Follow-up to the CodeQL/Scorecard template fix. The
ci,commitlint, and release callertemplates now also show explicit least-privilege
permissions, matching what each reusableworkflow declares:
ci.yml,commitlint.yml→contents: readrelease-please.yml,release-cut.yml,release-security.yml→contents: write,pull-requests: write(
publish.ymlalready showedcontents: read+id-token: write.)With this, a fork scaffolded from these templates is fully independent of the org's default
GITHUB_TOKENsetting — the whole pipeline keeps working even if the default is tightened toread-only. The live forks are getting the same change in their own PRs.
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