chore(security): add gitleaks allowlist after a clean full-history secret audit - #907
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A full-history secret scan (all refs, 1352 commits) plus trufflehog --only-verified came back clean: zero live secrets. gitleaks' default generic-api-key rule flags 8 non-secrets - obviously-fake test fixtures (sk-live-0123..., sk-live-AKIA...SECRETKEY), the public Claude Code and Codex OAuth client IDs (PKCE public-client flow, no client_secret), and a dedup-key string. This encodes exactly those as allowlisted so scans stay green and a real leak can never hide under recurring false positives.
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Ran a full-history secret-leak audit tonight (all refs, 1352 commits / 19.5 MB), three independent ways.
Result: clean. No real secret is leaked.
--only-verified: 0 live secrets across all history.security.ts,AppStore.swift,UpdateChecker.swift). Correct and defensive.client_secretanywhere in tracked files; OAuth is PKCE public-client, so the client IDs present are public by design. No tracked.env/.pem/.key/credentials file.sk-live-0123...,sk-live-AKIA...SECRETKEY), a dedup-key string (synth-retain-89d), and the public Claude Code / Codex OAuth client IDs.This PR
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.gitleaks.tomlthat allowlists exactly those audited-safe cases, so future scans stay green and a genuine leak is never buried under recurring noise. Verified:gitleaks git --log-opts="--all"with this config reports no leaks found across all 1352 commits, while the default config reported 8. Nothing here suppresses a live credential - each allowlist entry is a specific known-safe string or a test-path-scoped fixture pattern, commented with why it is safe.Adding this also makes the existing
semgrepcheck's security posture legible: secret scanning now has a documented, audited baseline.