Publish to PyPI via trusted publishing - #116
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Switches the release publish step from the long-lived
PYPI_TOKENsecret to PyPI Trusted Publishing (OIDC): the publish job getsid-token: writeanduv publish --trusted-publishing alwaysreplaces the token flag.Merge prerequisite: on PyPI, the
aimnetproject must first have a trusted publisher registered (GitHub, ownerisayevlab, repositoryaimnetcentral, workflowon-release-main.yml, no environment) — requires the project owner. A second project owner should be added at the same time.The
PYPI_TOKENsecret stays untouched as a manual fallback; delete it after the first successful OIDC publish.