fix: patch pyarrow and pydantic CVEs, harden release workflow#104
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Verified the CVE-to-floor mappings (pyarrow 14.0.1 for CVE-2023-47248, pydantic 2.4.0 for CVE-2024-3772) — both correct and applied consistently across pyproject/requirements/test-requirements. The release.yml permissions: {} + job-scoped contents: write is the correct least-privilege pattern, and release is the only job so nothing is starved. LGTM.
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pyarrow >= 14.0.1(CVE-2023-47248) andpydantic >= 2.4.0(CVE-2024-3772) across pyproject/requirements — durable now that these files are hand-maintained — and scopes therelease.ymltoken to the job (permissions: {}at the workflow level). Addresses the open Aikido findings for this repo.