ci: use trusted publishing for PyPI#1256
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Closes #1182.
Removes the PyPI API-token passwords from the publishing steps so
pypa/gh-action-pypi-publishuses Trusted Publishing/OIDC. The workflows already had the requiredenvironment: pypiandid-token: writepermissions.Validation:
PYPI_API_TOKENpassword fields remain in the changed publish workflowsMaintainer note: PyPI and Test PyPI Trusted Publishers need to be registered for this workflow/environment before the next release publish.