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ci: use allure-ci GitHub App token instead of QAMETA_CI - #221
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Mirrors allure-framework/allure-rust#44: the release workflow now mints a short-lived token via
actions/create-github-app-token(allure-ci app) instead of the long-livedQAMETA_CIPAT, and commits as<slug>[bot].Requires org vars
ALLURE_CI_APP_CLIENT_ID,ALLURE_CI_APP_SLUG,ALLURE_CI_APP_USER_IDand secretALLURE_CI_APP_PRIVATE_KEY, plus branch protection bypass/push for the allure-ci app (already configured).Validation: only exercised by an actual
workflow_dispatchrelease run — needs a real release to confirm push + release creation.