[itsdarklikehell]

Changes

• Add CONTRIBUTING.md with contribution guidelines
• Add MIT LICENSE
• Add SECURITY.md with security policy
• Add test suite
• Add requirements.txt (where missing)

Summary by Sourcery

Establish the project’s contribution, licensing, security, dependency, and automated testing foundations.

Enhancements:

• Add repository contribution and security policies and establish MIT licensing.
• Add an automated pytest suite covering plugin syntax, structure, and required project files.

Build:

• Add a requirements.txt dependency manifest.

Documentation:

• Add contributor guidelines, security vulnerability reporting guidance, and an MIT license.

Tests:

• Introduce pytest coverage for plugin parsing, compilation, metadata, lifecycle methods, and repository configuration.

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Reviewer's Guide

This PR establishes contribution, licensing, and security documentation, adds a requirements manifest, and introduces pytest-based smoke tests that mock the pwnagotchi environment to validate syntax, plugin structure, and required repository files.

Flow diagram for the new pytest smoke tests

flowchart TD
    A[pytest test_pwnsorter.py] --> B[Mock pwnagotchi environment]
    B --> C[Validate pwnsorter syntax]
    B --> D[Validate plugin structure]
    A --> E[Validate required repository files]

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Adds repository governance and security documentation.	Documents the fork, branch, commit, pull request, coding-style, testing, and issue-reporting workflows. Adds the MIT license. Defines supported-version and vulnerability-reporting policies, directing private reports to GitHub Security Advisories.	CONTRIBUTING.md LICENSE SECURITY.md
Introduces lightweight automated validation for the plugin and repository layout.	Adds AST parsing and bytecode compilation checks for the main Python plugin. Mocks unavailable pwnagotchi modules so the plugin can be loaded in isolation. Checks plugin metadata and lifecycle attributes, while skipping structural checks when loading or class discovery fails. Verifies required files such as requirements.txt and the executable script exist.	tests/test_pwnsorter.py
Adds a Python dependency manifest where needed.	Introduces requirements.txt for declaring runtime or test dependencies.	requirements.txt

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🔴 Issues 1 high

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⚠ 1 issue (≤ 0 issues of at least minor severity)

Results:
1 new issue

Category	Results
ErrorProne	1 high

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🟢 Metrics 36 complexity · 0 duplication

Metric	Results
Complexity	36
Duplication	0

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