add a note to use contents: read for checkout
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PR Overview
This PR adds a note in the README to recommend using the "contents: read" permission when workflows invoke actions/checkout.
- Adds "contents: read" permission with an inline comment
- Provides guidance for workflows requiring checkout
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| README.md | Added "contents: read" permission with an inline note comment |
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This permission is not required in every usage of
github/commandbut many folks use it in combination with workflows that checkout the repository. Adding it to the main readme makes sense.related: #49