fix: replace standalone dependency-audit.yml with org standard thin caller stub

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Summary

• Replaces the standalone dependency-audit.yml workflow (which contained the unpinned dtolnay/rust-toolchain@stable action) with the org-standard thin caller stub
• The thin caller delegates all logic to dependency-audit-reusable.yml, which uses rustup directly — eliminating the third-party action and its pinning violation
• File is now copied verbatim from standards/workflows/dependency-audit.yml per the AGENTS.md standard

Root cause

The standalone workflow was out of sync with the org standard. The reusable workflow was already updated to use rustup directly (no third-party action), but the caller was never migrated from the old standalone form to the thin caller stub.

Test plan

• CI passes on this PR
• Compliance audit no longer flags dependency-audit.yml for unpinned actions

Closes #106

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Streamlined the dependency auditing workflow by delegating vulnerability scanning to an organization-level reusable process, while keeping existing trigger behavior and overall auditing coverage the same.
  • Updated workflow documentation linkage and switched the reusable workflow reference to a pinned version for more predictable execution.

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Walkthrough

The dependency-audit workflow is simplified to delegate all ecosystem detection and vulnerability scanning logic to a centralized org-level reusable workflow. The in-repo job graph (npm, pnpm, govulncheck, cargo-audit, pip-audit) is removed and replaced with a single job that calls dependency-audit-reusable.yml@v1. Header comments now enforce immutability on workflow triggers, the reusable reference, and status check names. The standards reference implementation is updated to align its documentation anchor and pin the reusable workflow uses to a specific commit SHA.

Changes

Workflow Delegation

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Governance & Stub Documentation .github/workflows/dependency-audit.yml	Header comments replaced with "source of truth" guidance indicating this file is a stub and must not alter triggers, the uses: line, or required job name/status check.
Job Delegation Implementation .github/workflows/dependency-audit.yml	In-repo job graph (ecosystem detection and npm, pnpm, govulncheck, cargo-audit, pip-audit jobs with tool installs and lockfile scanning) removed; single dependency-audit job added that calls org-level reusable workflow via uses: petry-projects/.github/.github/workflows/dependency-audit-reusable.yml@d3d768dabb7f28cc63283cdfe48630da53700e50 (v1).
Standards Reference & Uses Pinning standards/workflows/dependency-audit.yml	Standards documentation anchor updated to align with governance guidance; reusable workflow uses: reference pinned from @v1 floating tag to a specific commit SHA.

Estimated code review effort

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Possibly related PRs

• petry-projects/.github#87: Modifies the dependency-audit workflow by replacing the repo's inline multi-job audit with a thin caller that uses the new dependency-audit-reusable.yml.
• petry-projects/.github#88: Updates the dependency-audit caller to delegate to the org-level reusable workflow with pinned reference and centralized auditing behavior.
• petry-projects/.github#243: Modifies the dependency-audit workflow (cargo-audit Rust toolchain pinning) alongside this refactoring that delegates all audit jobs to a reusable workflow.

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Title check	✅ Passed	The title accurately describes the main change: replacing a standalone dependency-audit.yml with an org-standard thin caller stub.
Linked Issues check	✅ Passed	The PR directly addresses issue #106 by removing the unpinned dtolnay/rust-toolchain@stable action and replacing it with an org-standard thin caller that delegates to the reusable workflow.
Out of Scope Changes check	✅ Passed	All changes are within scope: the two workflow files modified (.github/workflows/dependency-audit.yml and standards/workflows/dependency-audit.yml) directly support the stated objective of implementing the org-standard thin caller stub.
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CI is green on all primary checks. @petry-projects/org-leads — this PR is ready for review and merge. It resolves the long-standing compliance finding by replacing the out-of-date standalone dependency-audit.yml with the org-standard thin caller stub (copied verbatim from standards/workflows/dependency-audit.yml), which removes the unpinned dtolnay/rust-toolchain@stable action entirely.

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Inline comments:
In @.github/workflows/dependency-audit.yml:
- Around line 32-33: Update the reusable workflow reference for the
dependency-audit job so it uses the exact commit SHA instead of the floating
tag; locate the "dependency-audit" job and replace the uses:
petry-projects/.github/.github/workflows/dependency-audit-reusable.yml@v1
reference with the corresponding commit SHA (the one resolved via the GitHub
API, e.g., 0cb4bba11d7563bf197ad805f12fb8639e4879e4) — make this change first in
the upstream template (petry-projects/.github) and then sync the updated file
into this repository so the workflow here points to the pinned SHA.

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Pull request overview

Migrates the repository’s dependency-audit.yml from a standalone, inline implementation to the org-standard thin caller stub that delegates to the centralized reusable workflow, removing the previously unpinned third-party Rust toolchain action from this repo-level workflow.

Changes:

• Replaced the standalone multi-ecosystem audit workflow with the org-standard thin caller stub.
• Delegated execution to petry-projects/.github/.github/workflows/dependency-audit-reusable.yml@v1.

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Conflict resolution

File: `.github/workflows/dependency-audit.yml`

	Version
PR base (`b799623`)	Standalone workflow with `dtolnay/rust-toolchain@stable` (unpinned)
`main` (`761dd4a`)	Same standalone workflow, but with `dtolnay/rust-toolchain` pinned to SHA `29eef336d9b2848a0b548edc03f92a220660cdb8`
PR branch (`f2da3f4`)	Thin caller stub delegating to `dependency-audit-reusable.yml` (replaces entire file)

Resolution: Kept the PR branch version (thin caller stub). The only difference between main and the PR's base was a SHA pin for `dtolnay/rust-toolchain@stable` → `@29eef336...`. Since the PR replaces the entire standalone workflow with the org-standard thin stub (which delegates all logic — including Rust toolchain setup — to the centrally-maintained reusable), the standalone workflow's pin update is superseded by the PR's change. This falls under the action-pin conflict resolution rule: the PR's approach is the correct one per org standards.

New HEAD

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Summary

Replaces the 200-line standalone dependency-audit.yml with the org-standard thin caller stub that delegates to the SHA-pinned reusable workflow. Net -185 lines across 2 files. Removes the third-party rust-toolchain action flagged by compliance and aligns the standards/ copy verbatim.

Linked issue analysis

Closes #106 (compliance: unpinned-actions-dependency-audit.yml — dtolnay/rust-toolchain@stable). Fully addressed: the offending action is removed entirely, not re-pinned — the workflow now delegates all ecosystem detection/audit logic to the reusable. The new uses: ref is pinned to SHA d3d768d (verified to resolve in petry-projects/.github), satisfying the action-pinning standard.

Findings

No blocking findings.

• AGENTS.md SHA-pinning rule honored: reusable pinned to d3d768dabb7f28cc63283cdfe48630da53700e50 # v1 (verified via API).
• Both .github/workflows/dependency-audit.yml and standards/workflows/dependency-audit.yml are now identical, matching the source-of-truth convention.
• Required status check dependency-audit / Detect ecosystems is present and green, so branch protection remains satisfied.
• Permissions unchanged (contents: read); no new secrets, no GitHub Actions security smells.
• Nit (non-blocking): doc anchor corrected from #5...dependency-auditym to #7...dependency-audit.yml.
• mergeStateStatus is BEHIND (branch behind main) — not a review blocker; rebase/merge gate handles it.

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uses: petry-projects/.github/.github/workflows/dependency-audit-reusable.yml@d3d768dabb7f28cc63283cdfe48630da53700e50 # v1
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## Summary
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- **SonarCloud Quality Gate:** ✅ PASSED (0 new issues, 0 security hotspots)
- **CI Status:** ✅ All checks green (no failures, timeouts, or cancellations)
- **Review Status:** ✅ PR review agent APPROVED (risk: LOW)
- **Compliance:** ✅ SHA-pinned reusable workflow verified (d3d768d)
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Summary

Replaces the standalone dependency-audit.yml (which carried the unpinned dtolnay/rust-toolchain@stable action) with the org-standard thin caller stub delegating to dependency-audit-reusable.yml, and pins that reusable from the @dependency-audit/stable branch ref to commit SHA d3d768da (# v1). Net -185 lines. A security-positive compliance fix; the two workflow copies are byte-identical and the standard's doc anchor typo is corrected.

Linked issue analysis

Closes #106 (compliance: unpinned-actions-dependency-audit.yml, severity error). The finding flagged exactly one unpinned action — dtolnay/rust-toolchain@stable. This PR deletes that action along with the whole standalone job graph, so the finding is substantively resolved.

Findings

• Verified the pinned ref d3d768dabb7f28cc63283cdfe48630da53700e50 is a real commit in petry-projects/.github and that .github/workflows/dependency-audit-reusable.yml exists at that ref — pin is valid, not guessed (per AGENTS.md).
• Confirmed .github/workflows/dependency-audit.yml and standards/workflows/dependency-audit.yml are byte-identical at the head SHA (verbatim adoption, as required).
• No remaining third-party actions or unpinned refs in the changed files.
• No unresolved review threads; prior CodeRabbit change-request was dismissed and SonarCloud quality gate now passes.
  No blocking issues.

CI status

All required checks green: ShellCheck, Lint, CodeQL, Analyze (actions), Secret scan (gitleaks), Agent Security Scan, agent-shield, SonarCloud (quality gate passed), dependency-audit / Detect ecosystems. The two CANCELLED dev-lead checks are from intentional [skip ci-relay] commits; per-ecosystem audit jobs SKIPPED as expected (no matching lockfiles in this repo). mergeable=MERGEABLE.

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