fix: bump Node to 22 for npm trusted publishers support#7
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The publish workflow was failing because npm trusted publishers requires Node 22.14.0+ and npm 11.5.1+. We were running Node 20 (npm 10), which doesn't support the OIDC authentication flow.
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cache: npm— the npm trusted publishers docs explicitly recommend disabling package manager caching in release builds (# never use caching in release builds), though no further rationale is given; likely to ensure a clean, reproducible install from the registry--provenanceflag — when publishing via trusted publishers from a public GitHub Actions workflow, npm generates provenance automatically without needing the flagAfter merging, the existing
v0.1.1tag will need to be deleted and re-pushed to trigger a clean run.