fix(ISSUE-16): unset NODE_AUTH_TOKEN before OIDC provenance publish#21
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Problem
npm publish --provenance --access publicfails becauseactions/setup-node@v4setsNODE_AUTH_TOKEN(even when empty). npm 10 reads this env var directly as an auth token, which causes it to skip the OIDC trusted publisher flow.404(anonymous/session with empty token cannot access scoped package)ENEEDAUTH(npm uses OIDC for Sigstore but not for registry auth)Fix
Unset
NODE_AUTH_TOKENin the publish step shell before runningnpm publish --provenance --access public. This allows npm to use the OIDC token exchange for both registry authentication and provenance signing.