ci: keep publish dry runs independent of registry secrets - #66
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Fork and Dependabot PRs do not receive CRATES_TOKEN, so the current
--token ${{ secrets.CRATES_TOKEN }}expands into a bare--tokenand Cargo exits before verifying packages.Separate the secret-free dry-run step from actual publishing on version tags. Pass the registry token through
CARGO_REGISTRY_TOKENonly in the publishing step, and explicitly give the workflow read-only repository permissions. Manual runs on version tags retain the existing publish behavior; other manual runs remain dry runs.Validation: reproduced the empty-token argument failure locally; verified a disposable workspace successfully runs the replacement dry-run command using a fresh Cargo home with no credentials (no upload occurred). YAML parsing and shell syntax checks passed. No release was published. This merges independently of the shared toolchain change in #63.