Commit 33bcadd
security: re-pin secret scanner onto the real gitleaks gate (#73)
This repo's `Secret Scanner` has been reporting **success while being
incapable of failing**.
The caller pinned `secret-scanner-reusable` at `@d135b05` (2026-06-24) —
**64 commits behind** standards#500. At that pin the step is literally:
```yaml
- name: Gitleaks Secret Scan
continue-on-error: true # <- cannot fail
uses: gitleaks/gitleaks-action@e0c47f4f...
```
Re-pinned to `@c65436ee` (contains #500 — `compare` reports ahead 5 /
behind 0):
```yaml
- name: Install gitleaks (pinned + checksum-verified) # sha256-verified binary
- name: Gitleaks secret scan (gating)
run: ... gitleaks detect ... --exit-code 1 # gates for real
```
Also narrowed the caller's grant to `contents: read` — the new reusable
invokes a binary rather than `gitleaks-action`, so it no longer requests
`pull-requests: write` / `actions: read`. (That mismatch is what
`startup_failure`d standards' own scanner; see standards#511.)
Verified before opening: `gitleaks detect --exit-code 1` passes on this
tree.
Part of the estate-wide sweep of ~200 repos still on the pre-#500 pin.
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