fix(ci): declare cedarpy dependency; repair Scorecard workflow - #291
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- cedarpy was never a declared dependency: locally it is present so all tests pass, but CI runners lack it, CedarBackend auto mode fails closed, and the benchmark tests deny every call (main CI red since 2026-06-10). The runtime is not functional without a real Cedar engine. - ossf/scorecard-action@v2 is not a resolvable ref; pinned to the v2.4.3 commit SHA. publish_results disabled while the repo is private (dated note to flip after launch); permissions aligned with the official scorecard template (top-level read-all, job-level writes). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Fixes both red workflows on main:
cedarpywas never declared in pyproject. Local environments have it, so the suite passes locally; CI runners do not, soCedarBackendauto mode fails closed and the benchmark tests deny every call (PolicyDeny: benchmark.tool). The runtime is not functional without a real Cedar engine, so it belongs in core dependencies.ossf/scorecard-action@v2is not a resolvable ref (they publish v2.x.y) -- pinned to the v2.4.3 commit SHA.publish_resultsdisabled while the repo is private (it requires a public repo; dated note to flip after the 2026-06-23 launch). Permissions aligned with the official scorecard template.Generated with Claude Code