ci: pass GITHUB_TOKEN to the canary snapshot publish - #63
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`changeset version --snapshot` runs the GitHub changelog generator added in #52, which aborts without a token. Every canary publish since then has failed before reaching npm; the last canary on npm predates that change.
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The "Publish canary snapshot" step runs
changeset version --snapshot canary, which invokes the GitHub changelog generator added in #52 and aborts without a token:Every canary publish since then has failed before reaching npm, including the one after #59 merged (run 34593231337). The
canarydist-tag still points at0.4.0-canary-20260403134337. The release step already passes the token; this passes the same token to the canary step.