Add explicit read-only permissions to Python CI workflow#157
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permissionsblock to.github/workflows/python-app.yml.contents: read.Why
The Python CI workflow only needs repository read access for checkout/build/test operations. Explicit least-privilege permissions harden the workflow and avoid relying on broad default token scopes.