fix: Reduce Malcontent JS False Positives#904
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fix(js): Reducing severity of javascript issues to reduce false positive blockers
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fix: Reduce Malcontent JS False Positives (chainguard-dev#904)
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Revert "fix: Reduce Malcontent JS False Positives (chainguard-dev#904)"
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This fix adjusts the severity on some of the obfuscation rules and one of the rules for javascript reversing that was producing a high number of false positives. I think we can roll this change back after we've tuned these rules to producer higher quality results.