Fix OIDC auth for trusted publishing#5
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actions/setup-node@v4 with registry-url writes
'//registry.npmjs.org/:_authToken=${NODE_AUTH_TOKEN}' into .npmrc.
With NODE_AUTH_TOKEN unset (we use OIDC, not a token), npm sees a
literal placeholder as the auth header and bails with 404 — never
attempting the trusted-publishing OIDC exchange.
Removing registry-url leaves .npmrc clean so npm CLI can fall through
to the OIDC flow. Add publishConfig to package.json so the registry
and access level are recorded in the package itself, and drop --access
public from the workflow command (now redundant). Bump Node to 22.x.
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Removes setup-node's registry-url (which injects a placeholder auth token that breaks OIDC fallback), adds publishConfig to package.json, drops redundant --access flag. Bump 0.1.3.