git-sign: restore workspace ownership after running the signing container - #122
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The signing container runs as root, so the git objects it creates are root-owned and later steps running as the runner user fail with
insufficient permission for adding an object to repository database .git/objects. The chown is done by the container itself, so it works on runners without passwordless sudo.Seen in a mongo-php-driver release run, where the merge up step failed after
bump-versionandtag-version.