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chore(security): add OpenSSF Scorecard workflow - #1421
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✏️ Changes
This pull request adds a security hardening workflow. No functional changes are introduced.
OpenSSF Scorecard
This PR adds
.github/workflows/scorecard.yml. It callsossf/scorecard-actiondirectly (SHA-pinned to v2.4.3) — no composite action wrapper, no cross-org dependency. Results are uploaded to the Code Scanning dashboard viagithub/codeql-action/upload-sarif.Placeholders to fill in before merging
publish_results: falsetrueto publish results to the public Scorecard API and enable the badge — also requires uncommentingid-token: writein the job permissions. Leave asfalseto keep results private (theid-token: writeline can remain commented out).🟠 Declining this workflow
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🔮 Type of Change
🔗 References
This change applies a standard automated security-scanning workflow as part of routine repository hardening.
📖 Documentation
No user-facing changes have been introduced.
🎯 Testing
🚀 Deployment
🔥 Rollback
Reverting this PR removes the added workflow file — no further action required.