Add staged npm publishing via GitHub Actions (OIDC)#178
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Migrates npm publishing to a release-triggered GitHub Actions workflow using OIDC trusted publishing (no long-lived npm token) and npm's staged publishing. Stable releases go to the
latestdist-tag; prereleases tonext.Also removes the CircleCI
releasejob (which published viayarn semantic-releaseusing a token). The CircleCItestjob (format / lint / tests) is kept. Pins Node via.nvmrc(a deliberate major bump from the current version).Release-process change: semantic-release previously automated version bump + changelog + publish on merge to the default branch. With it removed, releases are cut as GitHub Releases (the new workflow triggers
on: release), andpackage.json's version must match the release tag. The workflow can't publish until a stage-only Trusted Publisher is registered for the package on npm.semantic-releaseis left as an unused devDependency that can be dropped in a follow-up.