Docs: add warning about masking tokens in GitHub Actions (Fix #213) #335
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Resolves #213
Before the change?
-The README did not warn users that tokens generated by this action (e.g., from
POST /repos/{owner}/{repo}/actions/runners/registration-token) could appear in GitHub Actions logs. Users could accidentally expose sensitive tokens.After the change?
-Added a warning note in the README immediately after the minimal example usage, showing how to manually mask tokens to prevent them from appearing in workflow logs.
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