fix(ci): correct release-tag trust policy claims#519
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For `pull_request: closed` events, GitHub OIDC uses the base-branch context, so the actual claims are `ref: refs/heads/main` and `job_workflow_ref: ...@refs/heads/main` — not `refs/pull/N/merge` as the initial policy assumed. Also tighten via `head_ref` regex and `base_ref` for defense in depth. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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pull_request: closedevents, GitHub OIDC uses the base-branch context, so the actual claims areref: refs/heads/mainandjob_workflow_ref: ...@refs/heads/main— notrefs/pull/N/mergeas the initial policy assumed. Also tighten viahead_refregex andbase_reffor defense in depth.What does this PR do?
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