Add TruffleHog secret scanning - #1
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Scans PRs, pushes to the default branch, and runs weekly on a schedule. Verified and unknown results are reported; reduces noise from low-confidence hits.
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Adds a TruffleHog workflow that scans for leaked secrets on PRs, pushes to
main, and on a weekly cron.Why: the repo currently has no secret-scanning in CI. TruffleHog catches live credentials in both current files and historical commits, which GitHub's native scanner alone does not cover on private repos.
What it runs on:
Cost: free. No license gate, public or private.