fix(release): allow Sigstore public-good endpoints for attestation - #135
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attest-build-provenance on a public repo uses fulcio.sigstore.dev (plus rekor and the TUF CDN), not the fulcio.githubapp.com instance that serves private repos; the fourth v0.5.3 run published fine but failed the attestation step on the blocked connection.
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Fourth v0.5.3 run: goreleaser published successfully (signed + notarized), but
actions/attest-build-provenancefailed — public repos attest via the Sigstore public-good instance (fulcio.sigstore.dev, blocked per the harden-runner report), notfulcio.githubapp.com. Adds fulcio, rekor, and the TUF CDN.