fix(ci): grant callers the permissions their reusable workflows declare - #94
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GitHub refuses these runs at workflow-creation time:
Error calling workflow ... The workflow is requesting '<perm>', but is only allowed '<none>'.Aworkflow_calljob must grant a superset of the callee's declared permissions. This adds the canonical grant (actions: read,contents: read,security-events: write) that the healthy repos already carry.