GitHub Actions: use zizmor to harden existing workflows - #1711
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This introduces zizmor a static analyzer for GitHub Actions to harden existing GitHub Action workflows and adds a new workflow to analyze any future changes to those workflows.
I didn't introduce any new concurrency limitations. Happy to add that if wanted but don't think this is necessary.