Use Node 24 in npm-publish workflow so OIDC trusted publishing works - #20
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ProtoDef-io#16 switched to trusted publishing but left node-version at 14.0.0, which ships npm 6 and cannot authenticate via OIDC. Every publish since has failed with a 404 on PUT (1.5.0 was the first version bump to hit it).
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#16 described moving to Node 24 for trusted publishing but the diff never changed
node-version, so the workflow still runs Node 14 / npm 6, which can't do OIDC auth. The 1.5.0 publish failed with404 Not Found - PUT https://registry.npmjs.org/protodef-validator(npm's auth-failure response on publish): https://github.com/ProtoDef-io/node-protodef-validator/actions/runs/33044382373/job/98424883579Earlier "green" runs after #16 never actually published — the version was unchanged so npm-publish skipped.