ci: remove redundant release_linux_packages.yml#627
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cd-packages.yml already builds the native .deb/.rpm/.pkg.tar.zst packages on release, so this workflow is a duplicate that nothing references. It was also the last one carrying a top-level contents: write token and unpinned action refs (checkout@v4, cache@v4, action-gh-release@v2), which Scorecard flagged. develop already dropped it. Closes #626
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cd-packages.yml already builds the native .deb/.rpm/.pkg.tar.zst packages on release, so release_linux_packages.yml is a duplicate. Nothing references it (no uses/workflow_call) and develop already removed it.
It was the last workflow with a top-level
contents: writetoken plus unpinned action refs, which is what Scorecard flags in alerts #165-168. Deleting it clears all four and brings master in line with develop.The remaining 8 token-permissions alerts (#157-164) are job-level
contents: writeon workflows that push commits or cut releases. Those are required, so they get dismissed as won't-fix separately rather than changed.Closes #626