ci: migrate to npm OIDC trusted publishing#2261
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Replace NPM_TOKEN with OIDC authentication for npm publishing: - Add id-token permission for OIDC authentication - Upgrade to Node.js 22.x (includes npm with OIDC support) - Remove .npmrc creation step and NPM_TOKEN references - Add publishConfig with provenance to all published packages
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Replace NPM_TOKEN with OIDC authentication for npm publishing:
Fixes #2246