fix: let OpenCode target the relay repository - #21
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Summary
GH_TOKENSECTL/secagent-official-relayrepository in the allowlist when accessibleSecAgentin the nameRoot cause
The workflow's repository discovery filtered on names containing
SecAgent, so it could never include the private relay repository. In addition, the agent prompt restricted cross-repository work to that naming pattern. The cross-repository token was available to the workflow but was not enough to make the relay an allowed target.Validation
SECTL_SECAGENT_GITHUB_TOKENis configured onSECTL/SecAgentSECTL/secagent-official-relaygit diff --checkpassed