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ci: security scanning, with the findings read and justified - #5
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Calls security-scan.yml of keel-linux/.github (gitleaks, bandit, semgrep, shellcheck on hosted runners, no secrets) on pull requests, pushes to master and by hand. Not a required check. A scan of master finds no secret in the history, no Python, nothing for semgrep, and two shellcheck warnings in tkldev-squid-refresh (unquoted pid and find pattern, over root-owned squid files), justified in .github/security-baseline.
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Calls security-scan.yml of keel-linux/.github (gitleaks, bandit,
semgrep, shellcheck on hosted runners, no secrets) on pull requests,
pushes to master and by hand. Not a required check.
A scan of master finds no secret in the history, no Python, nothing
for semgrep, and two shellcheck warnings in tkldev-squid-refresh
(unquoted pid and find pattern, over root-owned squid files), justified
in .github/security-baseline.