perf(ci): optimize workflow with caching and concurrency#8
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- Add NuGet package caching to speed up dependency restore - Add concurrency control to cancel redundant workflow runs - Add DOTNET_NOLOGO environment variable to reduce output noise
Limit GITHUB_TOKEN to read-only contents access following the principle of least privilege for improved workflow security.
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Description
This PR optimizes the CI and Release workflows to improve build times, reduce unnecessary resource usage, and enhance security.
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actions/cache@v4to cache NuGet packages between workflow runs, reducing dependency restore timeDOTNET_NOLOGOto suppress .NET welcome messages and reduce output noisepermissionsblocks to limitGITHUB_TOKENto minimal required access following the principle of least privilegeBenefits
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