So what? Ultimately the trust model is supposed to be there to validate that this latest blob of code is coming from the same source as the last blob of code for the same project, authenticated with the same public key. And that's all it is telling you, and all that it can tell you, whether the attestation is generated during a Github workflow or by a program running on my personal computer that you can't see. It is not telling you that this latest blob of code is safe and free from problems. It's just telling you that it comes from the same source.
The average person using GPG isn’t actually providing me much evidence in that regard, given the number of ways to have technically used a GPG key to sign an artifact that aren’t secure.