ci: the Redline review and fix workflows now come from askalf/ci - #101
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Verdict: approve. Repoints the reusable Redline review workflow from askalf/askalf to askalf/ci, still pinned to a full commit SHA with redline-ref matching the uses: ref. The fork gate, permissions and triggers are unchanged, so the security posture of the caller holds. One note: the header comment on line 2 of this file still names askalf/askalf as the home of the review workflow and should be updated to askalf/ci, but that line is outside this diff.
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The shared Redline workflows moved from the profile repo to askalf/ci, and their prompts now live on the runner host instead of in a public repository. This pins the caller(s) here ( redline.yml ) to askalf/ci at 48dcf94; the
uses:sha andredline-refstay identical. Nothing else changes.