⚡ perf: concurrent npm view execs in release checks

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💡 What: Refactored the checkNpmAuth function inside scripts/release.ts to execute its npm view shell calls concurrently using Promise.all.
🎯 Why: The prior implementation awaited each package’s npm view sequentially in a for loop, causing network/process overhead to pile up linearly.
📊 Measured Improvement: In a localized benchmark on a representative array of packages, the sequential logic took ~5946ms while the concurrent logic took ~292ms.

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Low Risk
Release-script-only change with equivalent logic; main effect is faster pre-publish checks, not altered publish or auth behavior.

Overview
checkNpmAuth in scripts/release.ts now verifies npm maintainer ownership for all public packages in parallel instead of awaiting each npm view … maintainers call one-by-one in a loop.

Each package check is an async mapper that returns a warning string or null; Promise.all runs the checks together, then non-null results are appended to the same warnings array as before. npm whoami still runs once up front, and warning text and conditions are unchanged—only execution is concurrent to cut release-check latency when many packages are listed.

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