feat: publish @metacall/protocol to GitHub npm registry#39
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Currently, @metacall/protocol is only published to the public npm registry. This PR adds support for publishing to the GitHub npm registry as well, allowing tighter integration with the GitHub ecosystem and enabling package consumers within the organization to install it directly from GitHub Packages.
Changes:
Updated [ci.yml] to use https://npm.pkg.github.com as the registry and authenticate using the built-in GITHUB_TOKEN — no additional secrets required
Added [.npmrc] to scope @metacall packages to the GitHub registry
How it works:
Pushing a version tag will trigger the CI workflow, which builds, tests, and publishes the package to GitHub Packages automatically.