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feat: interim licence-grant check for outside pull requests - #2
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Summary
.github/workflows/licence-grant.yml, a reusable interim check for pull requests from outside the organisation. It stays until the contributor licence agreement in feat: agree once with /orbynAgree for every Orbyn repository #1 is approved.kinqsradioand bots pass at once.orbyn-dev/cla-signaturesonce aCLA_SIGNATURES_TOKENexists. Until then, the comment itself is the record.examples/licence-grant-caller.ymlfor product repositories, plus a test workflow.Security
actions/github-scriptv9.0.0 andactions/checkoutv4.3.0 (test only).Testing
node --test scripts/*.test.mjs: 5 passing. They cover the exact sentence, quoted or reflowed copies, changed or partial sentences, and the exempt and non-exempt authors.AI usage