ci: Add GitHub workflow to run code linting checks daily, on push, and on pull request. #11
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Description
With the first set of linters added (for YAML files), automated GitHub workflow to lint files can now be set up.
This is important before we add more configuration YAML files to the project.
The linting workflow file follows the current practice in clp, with three differences:
clp-linttocode-linting-checks, which is more generic.permissions: {}, which disables all token permissions. This enhances security for workflows where no repository interactions are required.Log tool versionsfor better debuggability.For details, see spider.
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