🔧 fix(ci): restore git credentials for post-release automation#159
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The zizmor security tool added
persist-credentials: falseto the checkout step, which broke the post-release workflow. After publishing to the JetBrains Marketplace, the job creates a version bump PR by pushing a new branch, but credential stripping caused authentication failures.Removing
persist-credentials: falserestores the ability to push branches for automated PRs. 🔐 Theartipackedwarning is suppressed with an inline ignore because it's a false positive—this job uploads plugin distributions to GitHub releases, not artifacts containing the.gitdirectory that could leak credentials.This change only affects the release workflow. The credentials are already protected by the
releaseenvironment requirement.