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Fix #412, git error in CodeQL Analyze Action #413

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  1. Fix nasa#412, Rename CodeQL workflows

    Renames workflows to better describe what each one does. The CodeQL
    "reusable" workflow is meant to be used by other workflows.
    
    The CodeQL "Analysis" workflow calls the "reusable" CodeQL workflow to
    execute the static analysis runs.
    
    Co-authored-by: Ariel Adams   <[email protected]>
    astrogeco and ArielSAdamsNASA committed Feb 3, 2022
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  2. Fix nasa#412, resolve error in CodeQL Analyze Action

    Fixes errors in CodeQL results uploads step.
    
    Update parameters in CodeQL "reusable" workflow.
    
    BREAKING Interface changes:
    
    - Renames callable workflow to `codeql-reusable.yml`, submodules will
    have to be updated
    - Adds required `component-path` input parameter
    - Repurpose tests input to be a boolean tied to "ENABLE_UNIT_TESTS" flag
    
    Internal changes:
    
    - Use git clone instead of checkout@v2 for the cFS-Bundle
    - Use symlink to map calling repo workspace to expected cFS Bundle directory location
    
    - Enable "code snippets" option to CodeQL Analyze action
    - Archives sarif files from analysis output
    - Removes code duplication by using a matrix build for security and coding standard analyses
    - Alphabetizes workflow inputs and order based on "required" flag
    astrogeco committed Feb 3, 2022
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