feat(ci): add structural workflow-policy YAML authority (S4)

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Summary

Adds a real YAML-parser-based structural validator for GitHub Actions workflow files and composite actions (scripts/workflow-policy-check.mjs), closing a gap identified during the post-#477 reconstruction reconciliation program: the only prior workflow-policy check (tests/utils/workflowPolicyParsers.ts) works via regex/string-splitting, not a real parser, and is test-only rather than a CI/local-admission gate.

What it checks

Using yaml's parseDocument (YAML 1.2 core schema) against every .github/workflows/*.yml and .github/actions/**/action.yml file, with aliases (&anchor/*alias) resolved at every container and scalar boundary (job values, permissions, needs, if, steps, uses):

1. Top-level permissions must be exactly {contents: read} or the scalar read-all.
2. Job-level write-scope permissions are restricted to an explicit per-workflow, per-job allowlist; scalar write-all is rejected the same as an unallowlisted mapping form.
3. needs: references resolve to real jobs (including through aliased needs lists); cycles are detected; the required aggregator's downstream closure (direct and transitive) is correctly excluded from what it must depend on.
4. Every remote uses: reference (step-level, job-level reusable-workflow, and Docker runs.image) must pin a 40-hex-char SHA or an immutable @sha256 digest, walking the parsed tree so block/flow-mapping/aliased forms can't bypass it. Local references are restricted to the governed ./.github/actions/ directory (the only path listActionFiles scans) and recurse to any depth, rejecting any symlink found along the way.
5. The ✅ CI Success aggregator's needs: list is checked against actual gating jobs; if its if: condition overrides GitHub's default success-gating (always()/failure()/cancelled(), aliased or not), its run script must explicitly check every gating job's .result.
6. A publishing boundary: only an explicit allowlist may declare contents: write, and an allowlisted job's if: condition must still verifiably restrict it to a tag push — loosening that condition no longer silently passes by job name alone.
7. The gate itself runs from a new workflow-policy CI job with no dependencies, before any other job invokes the governed ./.github/actions/setup composite, using only external SHA-pinned actions (never that composite) for its own setup with lifecycle scripts disabled.

Known, deliberately deferred limitations

This gate is sound for its primary threat model — an unpinned/floating action reference, introduced accidentally or via a later-compromised upstream dependency, that a human reviewer approves without noticing. It does not provide a hard boundary against a PR from someone who already has enough access to edit .github/workflows/**/.github/actions/** and is specifically trying to evade the gate (e.g. by tampering with the gate's own job/script, since both are read from the same PR ref GitHub Actions checks out). That narrower threat is mitigated in practice by required human review of workflow-file changes, not by this tool. Six concrete residual findings — including that trust-boundary question, a path-traversal edge case in the local-reference exemption, a renamed-aggregator bypass, a false-positive on local reusable workflows, and compound if: boolean expressions a regex can't fully evaluate — are recorded with architecture options in #506, deliberately not fixed in this PR to keep it bounded.

Wiring

• pnpm run workflow-policy:check (new script, invoked via node directly — not pnpm run — from CI to avoid an unrelated pnpm install-fingerprint conflict)
• New workflow-policy CI job (ci.yml), required via security's needs: and the ci-success aggregator
• Local pre-push admission (ci:prepush) runs it when .github/workflows/**/.github/actions/** change

Fixed along the way

The gate caught one genuine pre-existing inconsistency: the signatures job's checkout step was missing the trailing SHA-pin comment every other checkout call has.

Test plan

• pnpm run lint — clean
• pnpm exec tsgo --project tsconfig.tsgo.json --noEmit --checkers 4 — clean (exact CI command)
• pnpm exec vitest run tests/unit/tooling/workflowPolicyCheck.test.ts tests/unit/workflowPolicy.test.ts tests/unit/tooling/strykerWorkflowPolicy.test.ts — 84/84 pass
• pnpm run workflow-policy:check — passes against the repo's real current workflow/action files, including the new workflow-policy job's own tag-gate/aggregator-sync requirements
• pnpm run ci:prepush — full local admission green
• git diff --check — clean
• All commits SSH-signed (git log --show-signature)
• Real GitHub CI: ✅ CI Success and every required + advisory job green on the final head, including the new 📜 Workflow Policy Gate job

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This PR introduces a YAML-parser-based GitHub Actions workflow authority that enforces permissions, write-scope and publishing boundaries, dependency-graph integrity, aggregator correctness, and immutable remote action pins. It is wired into CI and conditional pre-push admission, backed by focused unit tests, and includes the workflow annotation fix required for the current repository to pass.

Sequence diagram for conditional pre-push workflow admission

sequenceDiagram
participant Developer
participant PrePush as ci:prepush
participant Registry as Admission check registry
participant Policy as workflow-policy-check.mjs
participant Parser as yaml parseDocument
Developer->>PrePush: Push changes
PrePush->>Registry: shouldRunAdmissionCheck(workflowPolicy, files)
Registry-->>PrePush: Run when .github/workflows/** changed
PrePush->>Policy: runNodeScript(scripts/workflow-policy-check.mjs)
Policy->>Parser: parseDocument(workflow YAML)
Parser-->>Policy: Parsed workflow document
Policy-->>PrePush: Pass or policy failures
PrePush-->>Developer: Admission result

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Flow diagram for structural workflow-policy validation

flowchart TD
Start[Run workflow-policy:check] --> Discover[Discover workflow YAML files]
Discover --> Parse[Parse with YAML 1.2 parser]
Parse --> Checks[Run structural policy checks]
Checks --> Permissions[Validate top-level and job permissions]
Checks --> Graph[Validate needs references and cycles]
Checks --> Pins[Validate remote action SHA pins and comments]
Checks --> Aggregator[Validate ci-success gating jobs]
Checks --> Publishing[Validate contents:write publishing boundary]
Permissions --> Result{Failures found?}
Graph --> Result
Pins --> Result
Aggregator --> Result
Publishing --> Result
Result -->|No| Pass[Exit successfully]
Result -->|Yes| Fail[Report failures and exit 1]

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Added a parser-backed structural validator for all GitHub Actions workflows.	Parses YAML with duplicate-key detection and validates top-level permissions. Enforces per-job write-scope and publishing-boundary allowlists. Validates job dependency references, detects needs cycles, and synchronizes the CI aggregator. Requires remote actions to use 40-character SHA pins with trailing annotations while exempting local and Docker references. Exposes injectable helpers and TypeScript declarations for unit testing and reuse.	scripts/workflow-policy-check.mjs scripts/workflow-policy-check.d.mts tests/unit/tooling/workflowPolicyCheck.test.ts package.json pnpm-lock.yaml
Integrated the workflow policy validator into CI and local pre-push admission.	Added the workflow-policy package script and dependency. Runs the gate in the CI quality job. Runs the check when workflow files or its implementation/routing dependencies change during pre-push admission.	.github/workflows/ci.yml package.json scripts/ci-prepush-check-registry.mjs scripts/ci-prepush-lowend.mjs pnpm-lock.yaml
Reconciled an existing workflow action reference with the new pinning policy.	Added the missing trailing version comment to the signatures job checkout action.	.github/workflows/ci.yml
Updated repository test-count documentation to reflect the added test coverage.	Updated the reported test and test-file counts in badges, tables, structure documentation, and metrics.	README.md

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This PR adds a robust YAML-parser-based workflow policy validator that enforces critical security controls for GitHub Actions workflows. The implementation is production-ready with comprehensive test coverage (27/27 tests passing) and proper CI integration.

Security controls validated:

• Top-level permissions restricted to {contents: read} or scalar read-all
• Job-level write permissions limited to explicit allowlist by workflow/job
• Publishing authority (contents: write) restricted to designated release jobs only
• Action references require SHA pins with trailing comments
• Needs graph validation prevents cycles and dangling references
• CI success aggregator synchronization with gating jobs

Quality highlights:

• Well-structured code with dependency injection for testability
• Comprehensive test suite covering normal paths, edge cases, and error conditions
• Proper integration into CI pipeline and local pre-push checks
• Successfully caught and fixed pre-existing inconsistency (missing SHA pin comment in signatures job)

The implementation correctly addresses the gap identified in the PR description and provides a real structural admission gate rather than regex-based validation.

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Walkthrough

Adds a workflow-policy validator for GitHub Actions workflows and composite actions. It checks YAML permissions, dependencies, action pins, aggregator jobs, and publishing boundaries. CI and prepush admission invoke the validator, with expanded tests, documentation, and README metrics.

Changes

Workflow policy validation

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Policy engine and validation scripts/workflow-policy-check.mjs, scripts/workflow-policy-check.d.mts	Adds recursive composite-action discovery, YAML alias and line tracking, permission and dependency checks, action-pin validation, aggregator result enforcement, publishing checks, declarations, and failure reporting.
Policy validation tests tests/unit/tooling/workflowPolicyCheck.test.ts, tests/unit/workflowPolicy.test.ts	Adds tests for workflow and composite-action policies, YAML aliases and errors, dependency graphs, action and Docker pins, aggregators, publishing boundaries, discovery, symlinks, failure aggregation, and the ci-success dependency.
CI and prepush integration scripts/ci-prepush-check-registry.mjs, scripts/ci-prepush-lowend.mjs, package.json, .github/workflows/ci.yml	Registers workflow and composite-action files for admission checks, adds the workflow-policy:check script and yaml dependency, and runs the policy gate before governed CI jobs. The ci-success job requires and reports the gate result.
CI policy documentation AGENTS.md, docs/CI.md	Documents the workflow-policy gate, isolated setup, CI job graph, required dependencies, and validation scope.
Repository test metrics README.md	Updates reported test totals to 7,076+ tests across 579 files.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Merge Risk:🔵 Low · up to a05e1

The new workflow validation can incorrectly reject valid workflows that use YAML aliases for advisory jobs or result checks, causing avoidable CI or local pre-push failures. The PR is mergeable with explicit owner awareness and follow-up to resolve these aliases.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
participant CI
participant workflow-policy-check.mjs
participant Workflows
participant CompositeActions
participant ci-success
CI->>workflow-policy-check.mjs: Run workflow-policy:check
workflow-policy-check.mjs->>Workflows: Parse and validate workflows
workflow-policy-check.mjs->>CompositeActions: Discover and validate composite actions
workflow-policy-check.mjs-->>CI: Return policy result
CI->>ci-success: Pass workflow-policy result
ci-success-->>CI: Report aggregate CI status

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tests/unit/tooling/workflowPolicyCheck.test.ts (1)

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Add QNBS-v3 comments for each added test group.

The new test groups add policy behavior, but most groups have no // QNBS-v3: [Grund / Impact / Kreativer Mehrwert] comment. Add the required comment for each logical group, not only the anchor and channel cases. As per coding guidelines, “Bei jeder inhaltlich relevanten Änderung in TypeScript oder JavaScript einen einzeiligen Kommentar im Format // QNBS-v3: [Grund / Impact / Kreativer Mehrwert] ergänzen.”

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In `@scripts/workflow-policy-check.mjs`:
- Around line 95-96: Update the permission validation flow around
permissionEntries and its corresponding later check to explicitly reject the
job-level permissions scalar write-all before scalar values are skipped,
preserving existing allowlist and publishing-boundary enforcement; add a
regression test verifying jobs with permissions: write-all are rejected.
- Around line 247-250: Update the filename extraction in checkWorkflowFile to
handle both forward- and backslash-separated paths, so Windows paths produce
only the basename and filename-based allowlists continue matching; use the
existing path utilities or an equivalent cross-platform separator-aware
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- Line 187: Update the declaredNeeds construction in checkAggregatorNeeds to
normalize a scalar needsNode value into a one-item array before passing it to
Set, while preserving array handling and the empty fallback for missing needs.
This must ensure values such as ci-success.needs: quality are stored as one
complete dependency name rather than individual characters.
- Around line 150-154: Update checkActionPins and its caller checkWorkflowFile
so every parsed uses field is inspected, including flow-mapping steps such as
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scripts/workflow-policy-check.d.mts (1)

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Split the two readdirSync shapes in CheckAllWorkflowsDependencies.

ListWorkflowFilesDependencies.readdirSync is (dir: string) => string[]. ListActionFilesDependencies.readdirSync is (dir: string, options: { withFileTypes: true }) => DirEntryLike[]. The intersection turns readdirSync into an overloaded member, so a consumer cannot supply one function that satisfies both signatures. Callers must then inject listWorkflowFiles and listActionFiles instead, which the test file already does.

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- Around line 30-64: Add an equivalent workflow-policy gate to mutation.yml,
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367-388: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Resolve alias-backed aggregator fields before reading them.

if now resolves aliases, but continue-on-error and each step run do not. An aliased continue-on-error: true is treated as a gating job. An aliased run script does not contribute needs.<job>.result checks. This blocks valid workflows that use supported aliases.

Resolve both nodes with resolveNode(..., doc). Add regressions for aliased advisory jobs and aliased result-check scripts.

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In `@scripts/workflow-policy-check.mjs` around lines 367 - 388, Update the
workflow-policy checks to resolve alias-backed nodes before reading
continue-on-error and step run values, using resolveNode(..., doc) consistently
with the existing if handling. Ensure aliased continue-on-error values exclude
advisory jobs from expected gating needs and aliased run scripts contribute
needs.<job>.result checks, then add regressions covering both cases.

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In `@scripts/workflow-policy-check.mjs`:
- Around line 367-388: Update the workflow-policy checks to resolve alias-backed
nodes before reading continue-on-error and step run values, using
resolveNode(..., doc) consistently with the existing if handling. Ensure aliased
continue-on-error values exclude advisory jobs from expected gating needs and
aliased run scripts contribute needs.<job>.result checks, then add regressions
covering both cases.

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