Remove password field from GitHub Actions publish workflow#56
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Summary
This PR removes the password field from the GitHub Actions publishing workflow to improve security compliance and align with modern authentication practices.
Key Accomplishments
Breaking Changes
None. This change removes a potentially insecure authentication method without impacting the core publishing functionality.
Testing Notes
Infrastructure Considerations
This change assumes that proper alternative authentication methods are already in place for the publishing workflow. The removal of password-based authentication should be coordinated with any existing token-based or OIDC authentication setup to maintain seamless publishing capabilities.
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chore/oidc-publishmainCo-Authored-By: Claude noreply@anthropic.com