feat(#571): add zizmor static analysis workflow#968
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Issue #571 asks for zizmor in the build pipeline. The tool is a static analyzer for GitHub Actions workflows, catching things like unpinned actions, excessive permissions and template-injection risks before they reach master.
This change adds a single workflow at
.github/workflows/zizmor.yml. It runs on push to master and on every pull request to master, matching the trigger shape used byactionlint.yml,qulice.yml,mvn.ymland the rest. The job useszizmorcore/zizmor-action@v0.5.6in its default mode, which is the recommended one for public repositories: findings land on the Security tab via code scanning rather than failing the build outright, so existing workflows are not blocked while their issues are triaged. Permissions on the job are scoped explicitly tosecurity-events: write,contents: read, andactions: read, with the top-levelpermissionsblock set tocontents: read.I did not run a local Maven build for this change, since the only file touched is a GitHub Actions YAML; the workflow itself will be exercised by Actions on this pull request, which is the relevant signal here. No source, tests, or
pom.xmlwere modified.Closes #571