Add static analysis workflows #6396
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For static analysis of terraform code
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This PR introduces a CodeQL workflow like we use in HQ to scan the Python and Ruby code in this repo.
It also adds Trivy, in two modes, "filesystem" mode, which scans packages and such (eg, checking for vulnerabilities in the ansible version), and config mode, which scans terraform files and others.
These will run only once a week or when specifically invoked. You can see the results from these scans here (filter by "Tool" to see which one reports what)
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