…e checkout step from shared-setup job to reduce duplication - Add caching for Rust toolchain to improve build times - These changes should improve the overall efficiency and performance of the workflow without compromising the code quality and security checks

This pull request optimizes the existing GitHub Actions workflow for code quality and security checks. The key changes include:

1. Reusing the checkout step from the `shared-setup` job in both the `devskim` and `rust-clippy` jobs to reduce duplication.
2. Adding caching for the Rust toolchain in the `rust-clippy` job to speed up the installation process.

These changes should help improve the overall efficiency and performance of the workflow, while maintaining the same level of code quality and security checks.

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The GitHub Actions workflow has been updated to support multiple operating systems. This change allows the workflow to run on Ubuntu, macOS, and Windows. The matrix strategy has been added to specify the different operating systems. This optimization improves code quality and security.

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The insert_startup_scripts function in the windows.rs file has been optimized to improve performance and readability. The unnecessary conversion of the path variable to a Path object has been removed, resulting in more efficient code execution. This change enhances the overall functionality of the function and ensures smoother operation on Windows systems.

Adding OSV Scanner

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This reverts commit e9ca075.

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