chore(ci): remove Snyk workflow for security monitoring #9

This change introduces a new snyk/actions/golang@master action to the ci.yml file. It adds a Snyk SAST (Static Analysis Security Testing) scan to the CI pipeline. Specifically, it triggers a scan of all projects, excluding .archive files, using the provided SNYK_TOKEN. The updated ci.yml file now includes a osvVulnerabilityAlerts setting. The dependencyDashboardOSVVulnerabilitySummary setting has been updated to "all" for better reporting.

Problems and Suggestions:

Missing osvVulnerabilityAlerts: The osvVulnerabilityAlerts setting is present, but it's not being used. This suggests a potential oversight and could lead to missed alerts. Consider explicitly setting this to true or ensuring it's handled appropriately in the ci.yml file.
snyk/actions/golang@master Dependency: The snyk/actions/golang@master action is a newer version of the Snyk action. It is crucial to ensure that this action is compatible with the Python version being used (Python 3.12, 3.13, or 3.14) that is currently in use. Review the documentation for the snyk/actions/golang@master action to confirm compatibility. Potentially, you might need to update the env section to reflect the supported Python version.
dependencyDashboardOSVVulnerabilitySummary: While the current value is 'all', consider if a more specific category is needed for better reporting and filtering. 'all' might be too broad.
No Explicit snyk_token Handling: The SNYK_TOKEN is being passed directly to the action. It's important to ensure this token is securely stored and accessible only by the specified service (Snyk).
snyk Command: The snyk command (snyk code test) is now being executed in the ci.yml file. This might be a subtle but important detail. Confirm that the command's arguments are correct, or consider a more robust way to handle command execution within the CI pipeline.

In short: This change is generally beneficial but requires a careful review of the dependencies and potential configuration. The key is to verify compatibility with the existing Python version and ensure the snyk command is correctly implemented.

Decision: Accept Change Score: 8 **Overview:** This change introduces a new `snyk/actions/golang@master` action to the `ci.yml` file. It adds a Snyk SAST (Static Analysis Security Testing) scan to the CI pipeline. Specifically, it triggers a scan of all projects, excluding `.archive` files, using the provided `SNYK_TOKEN`. The updated `ci.yml` file now includes a `osvVulnerabilityAlerts` setting. The `dependencyDashboardOSVVulnerabilitySummary` setting has been updated to "all" for better reporting. **Problems and Suggestions:** 1. **Missing `osvVulnerabilityAlerts`:** The `osvVulnerabilityAlerts` setting is present, but it's not being used. This suggests a potential oversight and could lead to missed alerts. Consider explicitly setting this to `true` or ensuring it's handled appropriately in the `ci.yml` file. 2. **`snyk/actions/golang@master` Dependency:** The `snyk/actions/golang@master` action is a newer version of the Snyk action. It is crucial to ensure that this action is compatible with the Python version being used (Python 3.12, 3.13, or 3.14) that is currently in use. Review the documentation for the `snyk/actions/golang@master` action to confirm compatibility. Potentially, you might need to update the `env` section to reflect the supported Python version. 3. **`dependencyDashboardOSVVulnerabilitySummary`:** While the current value is 'all', consider if a more specific category is needed for better reporting and filtering. 'all' might be too broad. 4. **No Explicit `snyk_token` Handling:** The `SNYK_TOKEN` is being passed directly to the action. It's important to ensure this token is securely stored and accessible only by the specified service (Snyk). 5. **`snyk` Command:** The `snyk` command (`snyk code test`) is now being executed in the `ci.yml` file. This might be a subtle but important detail. Confirm that the command's arguments are correct, or consider a more robust way to handle command execution within the CI pipeline. **In short:** This change is generally beneficial but requires a careful review of the dependencies and potential configuration. The key is to verify compatibility with the existing Python version and ensure the `snyk` command is correctly implemented.

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Reference: repos/insultgen#9