ci: upgrade npm in release.yml so Trusted Publishing works#50
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Node 20 ships with npm 10.x, but Trusted Publishing (OIDC) requires npm >= 11.5.1. Without this, `changeset publish` hits 404 on the registry because the OIDC token isn't accepted.
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Summary
ubuntu-latestships with npm 10.xchangeset publishfails with 404s onnpm publisheven though the packages are configured as trusted publishers on npmjs.comThe last release workflow run after #47 merged failed exactly this way: all three packages at 0.7.2 have been versioned in-repo but never made it to the registry.
Test plan
main, finds no pending changesets, runspnpm release→changeset publishpayloadcms-vectorize@0.7.2,@payloadcms-vectorize/pg@0.7.2,@payloadcms-vectorize/cf@0.7.2land on npm