ci(publish): use npx to run latest npm CLI (avoid global install conflict)#10
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Replaces
npm install -g npm@latest+npm publishwith a singlenpx --yes npm@latest publish .... The previous approach failed because the GitHub-hosted runner already has a system npm wired into pnpm's setup, andnpm install -g npm@latestcorrupted that install:npx --yes npm@latest publish ...fetches a fresh npm CLI into a temp folder for this single invocation, so it doesn't touch the runner's global npm.Test plan
v0.2.1. Workflow re-runs with npx-spawned npm 11+ which supports trusted publisher OIDC auth.@privara/sdk@0.2.1appears on https://www.npmjs.com/package/@privara/sdk.Linked