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Add documentation for the new Workflow Repository Owner and Workflow Repository Name fields that enable trusted publishing with reusable workflows from different repositories.
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This documentation accompanies the feature implementation in rubygems/rubygems.org#6184, which adds support for GitHub Actions reusable workflows in trusted publishing.
When a repository uses a reusable workflow from a different repository (e.g., a shared release workflow), the OIDC token's
job_workflow_refclaim points to the shared workflow's location rather than the calling repository. The new fields allow users to specify where the workflow file actually lives.