📝 Reflect the PR #277 changes in README
This makes minimum modifications to indicate that `attestations` is not on by default.
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> Generating and uploading digital attestations currently requires
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> authentication with a [trusted publisher].
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You can generate signed [digital attestations] for all the distribution files and
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upload them all together by enabling the `attestations` setting:
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Generating signed [digital attestations] for all the distribution files
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and uploading them all together is now on by default for all projects
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using Trusted Publishing. To disable it, set `attestations` as follows:
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```yml
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with:
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attestations: true
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attestations: false
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```
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This will use [Sigstore] to create attestation
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objects for each distribution package, signing them with the identity provided
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The attestation objects are created using [Sigstore] for each
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distribution package, signing them with the identity provided
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by the GitHub's OIDC token associated with the current workflow. This means
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both the trusted publishing authentication and the attestations are tied to the
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same identity.
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