Fix Foundry 403 errors for external PRs#16473
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I don't think it needs to be mandatory, since it's currently only used by external tests. However, I noticed that those external tests were using the |
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Our external tests are failing with 403 errors due to GitHub API rate limits. This is because external contributors don't have access to
GITHUB_READ_TOKEN, unauthenticated API calls would get rate-limited, as seen in https://app.circleci.com/pipelines/github/argotorg/solidity/41722/workflows/b53b2c11-7aa9-4230-89d0-ad84b55f11e7/jobs/1959253.This PR replaces the GitHub API calls with publicly accessible release attestations, which don't seem to require authentication.