chore(ci): harden workflow by setting default permission to read only
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Defines per action permissions scoping, defaulting to read only
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See: actions/checkout#485
This does not yet introduce pinning to hashes, I want to find a good way to maintain this first. Apparently Dependabot has a feature for this.