ci: security scanning, with the findings read and justified #2
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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 keel/trixie and by hand. Not a required check.
A scan of keel/trixie finds nothing for bandit, and in upstream's
util/php-dictionary-gen, a maintainer tool the package does not
install: semgrep's ifs-tampering (IFS=$'\n\t' strict mode), three useless
cats and two shellcheck SC2046. Justified in .github/security-baseline.
gitleaks finds 7 tokens in upstream's regression tests, which are
attack payloads on purpose: the jwt.io sample JWT and made-up session
and OAuth tokens. .github/gitleaks.toml allowlists
tests/regression/tests/*.yaml by path.
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