[MASS-1218] Use GitHub App identity for OpenAPI sync commits#586
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Replace the hardcoded justinpolygon identity and GPG signing with the verified-bot-commit action which creates commits through the Git Data API. Commits are automatically marked as verified by GitHub and authored by the GitHub App without needing a separate GPG key.
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The OpenAPI sync workflow was using justinpolygon's personal identity and a GPG key to sign commits. This switches to creating commits through the Git Data API using the GitHub App token instead. Commits created this way are automatically marked as verified by GitHub without needing a separate GPG key, and they're authored by the
massive-client-library-automation[bot]app rather than a personal account.The
GPG_PRIVATE_KEYsecret is no longer needed by this workflow.