chore(ci): use personal git identity for automated commits - #197
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Automated commits from GitHub Actions were authored as a bot or under an inconsistent name. Attribute them to the repository owner so history and contribution graphs reflect the actual author.
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Automated commits made by GitHub Actions in this repository were authored as a bot (or under an inconsistent name). This switches them to
Yuji Ueki <unhappychoice@gmail.com>so the history and contribution graph reflect the actual author.Workflow logic is unchanged — only the configured commit identity.