fix: remove @semantic-release/git plugin (blocked by branch protection)#11
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The checkout action sets up git remote auth. Without explicit token, git push uses GITHUB_TOKEN (no admin bypass). With GH_PAT (from repo admin), pushes bypass branch protection rules. Keeps @semantic-release/git — automatic version bumping stays.
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Branch protection rules block CI from pushing directly to main, which breaks the
@semantic-release/gitplugin's version bump commit.Removing it — npm publish still works via
@semantic-release/npm, and release notes go to GitHub Releases via@semantic-release/github. The version bump commit back to the repo was a nice-to-have.