Use github.token for built-in auth in main-ci#401
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Replaces
secrets.GITHUB_TOKENwith the identical${{ github.token }}for built-in, same-repo Actions auth.Same auto-generated, repo-scoped token — no behavior or security change — but it drops the literal
GITHUB_TOKENstring. Part of standardizing token naming across n3o:GH_PATfor cross-repo / GitHub Packages auth,github.tokenfor the built-in same-repo token (the convention already used in thestatusrepo).🤖 Generated with Claude Code