ci: declare contents:read on CI workflow#2437
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CI runs three notebook-only jobs (nbfmt, nblint, outputs-removed) against the diff. None touch the GitHub API beyond actions/checkout. contents:read is the minimum. Matches the per-job permissions blocks already used in notebook-pr-bot.yml and the workflow-level scopes documented in build-and-deploy.yml. Signed-off-by: Arpit Jain <arpitjain099@gmail.com>
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CIworkflow runs three notebook-validation jobs (nbfmt,nblint,outputs-removed) against the PR diff. None of them write to the repo or comment on the PR; they only invokeactions/setup-python,actions/checkout, and Python tools fromtensorflow-docs.This patch pins the workflow to
permissions: contents: read. With it set:Token-Permissionscheck goes green for this fileStyle matches the other workflows in this repo that already declare permissions.
No behavioural change to the three jobs.