Add KeyGate to Secrets Scanning#117
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Adds KeyGate, an open-source local pre-commit secret scanner, to the Secrets Scanning section of the awesome-devsecops list. The entry is inserted in alphabetical order between git-secrets and Nightfall, following the established - [Name](url) - _Author_ - Description. format.
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- Added one new bullet entry for KeyGate in the Secrets Scanning section.
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Adds KeyGate to the Secrets Scanning section.
KeyGate is an open source local pre-commit guardrail for secret scanning. It scans staged added lines before commit and blocks likely API keys, tokens, passwords, and private keys before they enter git history.
This fits alongside tools such as git-secrets, Gitleaks, and truffleHog, with a focus on fast offline checks at commit time.