Let somebody else grade the supply chain - #8
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Every badge in this README is produced by this repository's own CI. A project grading itself is the assertion this organisation says it does not accept, and the supply chain is exactly where that matters: whether releases are signed, whether actions are pinned, whether a dangerous trigger is in use, how fast a dependency gets patched. None of it is visible by reading the code. OpenSSF Scorecard measures those weekly and publishes the result, so the badge is somebody else's number. Findings land in code scanning beside CodeQL's. The actions in this workflow are pinned by commit rather than by tag, because the workflow that grades supply chains should not be the one taking a moving tag on trust.
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Adds the OpenSSF Scorecard workflow and its badge.
Every other badge in the README is generated by this repository's own CI. Scorecard is the one number produced elsewhere, which is most of its value — it grades the things a reader cannot check by reading the code: signed releases, pinned actions, dangerous triggers, dependency-update latency.
publish_results: trueso the badge resolves; SARIF goes to code scanning beside CodeQL. Actions here are SHA-pinned deliberately.Note the first score will be middling — the other workflows in this repository use moving tags, which Scorecard's Pinned-Dependencies check marks down. That is a real finding and a separate decision, not something to paper over here.