Use npm trusted publishing - #65
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Update the npm publish workflow to trigger on published releases and use Trusted Publishing via OIDC instead of an `NPM_TOKEN` secret. Also grant the workflow the required `id-token` and `contents` permissions and normalize the npm registry URL.
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Update the npm publish workflow to trigger on published releases and use Trusted Publishing via OIDC instead of an
NPM_TOKENsecret. Also grant the workflow the requiredid-tokenandcontentspermissions and normalize the npm registry URL.