ci: use GitHub STS for changelog generation instead of app credentials - #99
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Summary
Replaces the release-bot GitHub App token minting in
changelog-generate.ymlwith a github-sts token exchange:.github/sts/release.sts.yaml, a trust policy that lets jobs running in thereleaseenvironment mint a short-lived token (contents + pull-requests write) scoped to this repository.generatejob now grantsid-token: writeand fetches its token via STS instead of stored App credentials; the existing same-repo gating is unchanged.Notes
The App credentials were never configured in this repository, so the changelog push step has been failing silently when reached. This change makes it functional.
Verified:
actionlintandzizmorpass with no new findings, and the policy subject matches this repository's ID-annotated OIDCsubcustomization.