Add Macaron analysis workflow - #176
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Adds a Macaron workflow to analyze GitHub Actions workflows, Dockerfile changes, and shell scripts for supply-chain security issues.
This follows the recommended GitHub-native security hardening setup and is adapted for the CD3 Automation Toolkit repository.
The workflow runs on:
mainaffecting workflows, Dockerfile, or shell scripts