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Add CodeQL scanning and harden workflows - #15
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Add CodeQL scanning and address the workflow hardening findings from the initial baseline.
Set the Node test workflow to read-only contents access.
CodeQL covers JavaScript/TypeScript and GitHub Actions on the configured mainline branches, weekly and by manual dispatch. The existing query suite and extraction scope are unchanged. Permission changes retain required job access, and action pins resolve existing refs without version upgrades. Commands, triggers and application source are unchanged.
Validation: full branch rescan passed at
607cca602581437e49a2f896baa06e76d5f06f1c, with both upload categories and unrestricted query execution verified. Workflow findings fell from 1 to 0; 0 JavaScript/TypeScript findings remain for triage. No alerts were dismissed.PR delta validation: CodeQL PR scan passed at the same amended head, with zero results in both JavaScript/TypeScript and Actions. Logs verify the PR diff-range extension was used, and uploaded analyses match the merge of this head with the target branch. The full branch rescan above independently confirms the targeted workflow findings are absent; remaining source findings stay in triage.
YAML comparison confirms only permissions and action refs changed. Whitespace checks passed with existing line endings preserved. Actionlint introduced no new diagnostics. Inherited diagnostics remain:
action.Existing CI: Node.js CI success.
The existing 3 source parsing diagnostics remain; no source exclusions were added.
Review remaining findings and coverage, then verify mainline scanning after merge.