ci: fix opencode workflow auth setup for branch pushes#188
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Review Summary: Looks good The changes are correct and address the duplicate
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Motivation
remote: Duplicate header: "Authorization"because the runner kept a persisted git credential while the opencode action also supplied a token.Description
persist-credentials: falseon theactions/checkout@v6step and enableduse_github_token: truefor both the primary and fallbackanomalyco/opencode/githubsteps in.github/workflows/opencode.ymlso the action consistently manages GitHub auth.Testing
git diff --checkwhich reported no issues and committed the change asci: fix opencode git auth configuration, and the modification is a CI workflow-only fix (no application code changes).Codex Task