Add specific permissions to workflows under .github/workflows #1051
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This PR adds specific permissions to the existing workflows under .github/workflows.
Background
GitHub provides a feature to set permissions for the GITHUB_TOKEN. I have implemented a GitHub App to automatically calculate the right permissions for a given workflow.
I am trying the App out on public repositories, by forking them, installing the App on the fork, and manually creating PRs with the fixed workflows.
I have manually reviewed the changes, and they do look good to me. If something looks off, please let me know. Please try it out on other repos and share your feedback. Thanks!