ci: add shellcheck for shell scripts#25
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Adds shellcheck to CI workflow with warning severity threshold to catch shell script issues before merge. Closes #13
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The previous SHA (00b27aa7cb85167568d10283c1dce7810666b51d) did not resolve to a valid version of ludeeus/action-shellcheck. Replace with the correct v2.0.0 commit SHA (00cae500b08a931fb5698e11e79bfbd38e612a38).
zizmor's hash-pin verification requires the comment to match the exact tag name in the repository. The tag is , not . Fixes security scanning alert in PR #25.
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Adds shellcheck to CI workflow with warning severity threshold to catch shell script issues before merge.
Closes #13
This is useful, because the Heroku deployment PR #10 contains a shell script: https://github.com/codebar/auth/pull/10/changes#diff-b6bbfb89e039f6bef870b653af2a2b55bf7bef1b3e3be3f2fa102224b1d59b46