chore(monorepo): Add Github action for set npm token #2
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This pull request introduces a new custom GitHub Action for securely setting an npm publish token in the
.npmrcconfiguration file, enabling automated publishing workflows. The action is defined with a YAML metadata file and implemented in JavaScript.New GitHub Action for npm Token Management:
.github/actions/set-npm-token/action.ymlto define the action's metadata, including its name, description, required input (npm-token), and execution environment..github/actions/set-npm-token/main.jsto read the npm token input, write it securely to the project's.npmrcfile, and ensure npm lifecycle scripts can run as root. The script handles missing tokens and reports errors using GitHub Actions tooling.