Add a workflow that will trigger action scanner to ensure behavior is as expected #133
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Do you need sign off on this one or is it just for testing?
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I want to sign off to ensure it can be merged with failing status. |
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This should show up as a PWN request to the codeql scanner is it's checking out head sha in pull_request_target and executing.
In practice, this will never actually cause anything bad due to the
if falsein the script. (I also intend to revert this change in the next PR).I want to validate that the status check is not currently required, which requires me merging something that fails it.