fix(ci): grant permissions for auto_update_libs reusable workflow - #252
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Summary
.github/workflows/auto_update_libs.yamlcontents: write,pull-requests: write, andid-token: writeto the reusable-workflow caller jobWhy
The auto-update libraries workflow has a long startup-failure streak (61 runs).
Latest failed run: https://github.com/canonical/saml-integrator-operator/actions/runs/29711205072
This repository uses read-only default workflow token permissions, but the called reusable workflow requires write scopes.
Resolution
Add explicit caller permissions so scheduled runs can start and create update PRs successfully.