test: harden workflow update failure recovery - #21
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Summary
Advance #14 by making the failure paths explicit and testable.
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WORKFLOW_UPDATE_TOKENis missing;Production finding
The first real post-merge executions of both:
failed at cross-repository checkout because
WORKFLOW_UPDATE_TOKENis not configured.That operational dependency is now tracked separately in #20.
This PR does not weaken the credential requirement or fall back to the repository
GITHUB_TOKEN, because that token is not intended to write across repositories.