ci(risk-paths): narrow infra/** → infra/iam/** in blocked list

[topcoder1]

Fleet-wide cleanup after wxa_vpn#480.

The broad infra/** pattern over-classifies safe IaC sync PRs (crontab trackers, nginx vhosts, cloudflare configs) as risk:blocked, forcing manual merges even when both Codex and Claude reviews return clean.

Narrowed to infra/iam/** — IAM trust policies are the only infra/ subset where a bad merge isn't git-revertable.

Self-test:

• infra/iam/policy.json → 🔴 still blocked (correct — privilege escalation risk)
• infra/crontabs/*.crontab → 🟢 now safe (correct — revertable)
• infra/nginx/*.conf → 🟢 now safe (correct — revertable)
• Dockerfile → 🔴 still blocked (correct — image-pull risk)

Manual merge required — this PR edits risk-paths.yml itself, which is self-protected in the blocked: list (correct security property; prevents privilege-escalation via classifier softening).

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[github-actions]

Coverage Floor — mode: enforce

metric	value
measured	100.0%
floor (current)	99.0%
target	100.0%
last bumped	2026-05-12

[claude]

Flagged 1 critical issue: the commit is empty — no files were changed.

The PR title and description claim to narrow infra/** → infra/iam/** in .github/risk-paths.yml, but the commit contains 0 additions and 0 deletions. The file on main still reads 'infra/**' (line 29). Merging this PR would change nothing.

The likely cause: the bot that generated this commit edited the wrong worktree, hit a write error, or staged nothing before committing. The fix is to re-run with the actual edit applied — .github/risk-paths.yml line 29 should change from 'infra/**' to 'infra/iam/**'.

[claude]

Coverage gap — non-IAM sensitive infra paths now fall through to standard

The existing catchalls in this file are:

  - '**/.env*'
  - '**/secrets*'

**/secrets* matches files whose name starts with secrets (e.g. infra/secrets.yaml). It does not match files inside a directory named secrets/ (e.g. infra/secrets/prod-credentials.json). Under the old infra/**, both were blocked. Under infra/iam/**, only the IAM subtree is blocked.

Concrete paths that lose blocked status:

• infra/secrets/<anything> — often used for Vault seeds, KMS configs, or bootstrap credentials
• infra/vault/<anything> — Vault policies/AppRole configs can be privilege-escalation vectors
• infra/certs/<anything> — private keys / CA bundles; compromise isn't git-revertable

If no repo in the fleet uses these layouts the gap is harmless, but consider adding explicit entries or extending the catchall:

Suggested change

	- 'infra/iam/**' # narrowed 2026-05-22 (was 'infra/**' — over-classified safe IaC sync PRs)
	- 'infra/iam/**'
	- 'infra/secrets/**'
	- 'infra/vault/**'
	- 'infra/certs/**'

Or if the intent is truly "only IAM is non-revertable, everything else is fine", leave as-is and document that explicitly so future readers don't re-add infra/** as a "safety fix".

[claude]

Flagged 1 issue inline — narrowing infra/** to infra/iam/** drops blocked coverage for infra/secrets/, infra/vault/, and infra/certs/ subtrees that the existing **/secrets* catchall doesn't reach.

[topcoder1]

Closing — fleet rollout failed (sed pattern bug created no-op PRs; race with auto-merge created downstream chaos). Reverting to reactive fix: the broad infra/** pattern will be narrowed per-repo when it next blocks a legitimate PR. Fleet template at ~/.claude/templates/ci-workflows/callers/risk-paths.yml.template already updated for future ci-install runs.