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ci: fleet hygiene checks (gitleaks, PII/host, artifacts, shellcheck) - #451
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FM-PYRAMID-2, fix 2: one shared fleet hygiene workflow.
shuv1337/shark/.github/workflows/fleet-hygiene.yml(public, so private repos can call it). Oneubuntu-latestjob, 10 min timeout, concurrency cancel.*.ts.net, 100.64/10 Tailscale IPs, personal-domain emails other than an allowlist,/home/<user>and/Users/<user>), spike/harness/scratch files, and shellcheck-S warningon*.sh..github/hygiene-allowlist.txtand.gitleaks.toml. Existing hits were added as a baseline.fleet-hygienebranch (repin tomainonce the shark PR merges), and the allowlist header text is stale.This repo
Internal host details in two docs were replaced with placeholders and removed from the allowlist. The remaining baseline files are upstream fixtures and docs. All gitleaks matches were reviewed: upstream test tokens, a public OAuth client secret, i18n false positives, and a signed media URL in a recording fixture.