docker: avoid the use of the ADD instruction

checkers/docker/avoid_add.test.Dockerfile

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+## These should be flagged
+
+# <expect-error>
+ADD ./source /destination
+
+# <expect-error>
+ADD https://example.com/file.tar.gz /destination/
+
+# <expect-error>
+ADD archive.tar.gz /extract-here/
+
+# <expect-error>
+ADD ["file1", "file2", "/dest/"]
+
+# <expect-error>
+ADD --chown=1000:1000 sourcefile /destination/
+
+## These are safe and should not be flagged
+
+# Using COPY instead of ADD
+COPY ./source /destination
+
+COPY ["file1", "file2", "/dest/"]
+
+# Comments containing "ADD" should not trigger detection
+# This is an example: ADD should not be used

checkers/docker/avoid_add.yml

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+language: dockerfile
+name: avoid_add
+message: "Avoid using the 'ADD' instruction in Dockerfiles, prefer 'COPY' instead for copying files"
+category: antipattern
+severity: warning
+
+pattern: |
+  (add_instruction) @avoid_add
+
+description: |
+  The 'ADD' instruction in Dockerfiles should be avoided due to its unintended side effects,
+  such as automatic archive extraction and remote URL downloads, which can introduce security risks.
+  If you only need to copy files into the image, prefer the use of 'COPY'.