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chore: switch to OIDC trusted publishing and remove NPM_TOKEN dependency - #9
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Switches npm publishing from token-based auth (NPM_TOKEN secret) to OIDC trusted publishing. The workflow now authenticates directly with npm via GitHub's OIDC provider — no stored secrets needed.
Changes:
The NPM_TOKEN secret can be deleted from the repo's GitHub Actions settings after merging.