ci: run real gosec SARIF instead of hardcoded empty results#112
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securityjob inci.ymland thesastjob insecurity.ymlinstalled staticcheck/govulncheck, discarded their output, then wrote a hardcoded empty SARIF ("results":[]) and uploaded that. gosec was never actually run, so the Security tab always showed clean regardless of real findings.Both jobs now install and run gosec with native SARIF output (
-no-fail -fmt sarif) uploaded under agoseccategory. Dropped the discarded staticcheck/govulncheck steps here since golangci-lint and the dedicatedvulnerability-scan/dependency-scanjobs already cover them. Semgrep, CodeQL and Grype are unchanged.