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chore: add org git hooks via Lefthook - #101
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Adds the DevWizardHQ git hooks to this repository through Lefthook, as a fallback for anyone who has not installed the org-wide hooks from DevWizardHQ/git-hooks.
The hooks block:
ALLOW_FORCE_PUSH=1 git push --force-with-lease).envfilesfolderOpenVS Code tasks,*.orcloaders, theinitfile, payload signatures)Setup:
npm installinstalls the hooks automatically.supply-chain-scan.ymlnow skipsdevwizard-checks.sh, which contains the indicator strings on purpose.Local hooks can be bypassed; the force-push guard on GitHub is the backstop.