.github: Add Scorecard workflow #16
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FYI — the static code analysis tool being used on this codebase is likely not suitable for correctly interpreting GitHub workflows. It is flagging the presence of the word "secrets" on L26 as being an actual secret. Per the provided documentation, attempting to mark it as a false positive by adding the inline comment |
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👋 This pull request was generated using the installer tool for OpenSSF Scorecard's GitHub Action.
Scorecard helps open source maintainers improve security best practices by running a series of automated checks. As part of ongoing efforts to improve Cisco's open source security posture, we are requiring the Scorecard Action to be installed on all cisco-open member repositories.
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