No changes needed: repository does not use actions/stale

[Copilot]

Issue Resolution

This PR addresses issue regarding adding missing actions: write permission for workflows using actions/stale.

Investigation Summary

A comprehensive search of the repository was conducted to identify any GitHub Actions workflows using actions/stale. The investigation included:

• All workflow files in .github/workflows/ directory
• All YAML configuration files in the entire .github directory
• Pattern matching for any references to "stale" or "actions/stale"

Findings

No workflows in this repository use actions/stale.

The repository contains 9 GitHub Actions workflow files:

• benchmark.yml
• ci.yml
• codeql-analysis.yml
• fossa.yml
• integration_tests.yml
• markdown-link-check.yml
• ossf-scorecard.yml
• pr_naming.yml
• semver.yml

None of these workflows reference or utilize the actions/stale action.

Conclusion

Since no workflows use actions/stale, no permission modifications are required. The issue requirements do not apply to this repository, and therefore no code changes are necessary.

This PR can be closed as the issue does not affect this repository.

Original prompt

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This section details on the original issue you should resolve

<issue_title>Add missing actions/stale permission</issue_title>
<issue_description>Check if any workflow jobs are using actions/stale.

If so, make sure that the permissions block for that job contains

actions: write

If any of the other permissions lines have trailing comments, then add a trailing comment for this one too:

actions: write # because actions/stale deletes its old cache before saving new one

Place this new permission in a specific order within the permissions, directly before both:

issues: write
pull-requests: write

(which implicitly means after contents: read)</issue_description>

Comments on the Issue (you are @copilot in this section)

Fixes #29

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