ci: drop the stage list call that cannot authenticate in CI - #7
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Listing staged packages needs a user token; under OIDC it returns E401 and only adds a red line to every release. npm stage publish already prints the stage id.
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Listing staged packages needs a user token; under OIDC it returns E401 and only adds a red line to every release.
npm stage publishalready prints the stage id, so the summary now says where to find it and why the workflow cannot list it itself.The v0.1.2 release staged successfully with this workflow (stage id
45ab2a50-ab3a-4e54-b9cf-4287214cdf04, provenance logged to Sigstore), so this only removes noise from the next one.