ci(release): add npm whoami verification before build#13
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Surfaces NPM_TOKEN problems early instead of waiting for the first real publish to fail. Three failure modes the new step catches: - NPM_TOKEN secret never set → explicit ::error:: with setup hint - Token expired / revoked → npm whoami returns 401/403 - Token wrong scope → npm whoami returns 403 No-op when everything's healthy (1 line of log). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds a one-step `npm whoami` check right after install. Catches three NPM_TOKEN failure modes early:
On healthy auth it logs one line:
```
✓ npm authenticated as: seergb
```
After merging this PR, you can manually dispatch the workflow (Actions → Release → Run workflow) to verify your newly-added NPM_TOKEN is valid. With everything currently tagged, the publish step will skip all 6 packages — the only thing being tested is auth.
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