security: auto-remediate worm indicators - #191
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Automated worm remediation for
Ndevu12/the_inventoryby StayAwakeBot Security Sentinel.Changes applied
strip-gitignore—.gitignore⚠ Still needs review (not auto-fixed)
These are suspicious (heuristic) matches — possibly a legitimate inlined asset/minified file, possibly a payload the confirmed signatures didn't name. Review each; allowlist if legitimate, or remove if not.
evil-merge—d5d8fd296aOriginals are recoverable from git history. Evil-merge findings (if any) are reported separately and need a manual history rewrite.
Review and merge if correct. This is a single rolling PR — re-runs update it rather than opening duplicates.