fix: resolve OpenSSF Scorecard security alerts#11
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The npm publish --provenance command already handles attestation internally via Sigstore, making the separate GitHub Actions attestation step unnecessary and causing it to fail when trying to find the consumed .tgz file.
- Move security-events write permission to job-level for CodeQL (follows least privilege) - Remove external fast-check dependency to maintain zero external deps policy - Replace property-based fuzz tests with basic robustness tests using Node.js built-ins - Test edge cases including malicious inputs and malformed data
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security-events: writepermission from top-level to job-level (CodeQL job only)npm install fast-check@3.22.0commandSecurity Impact
Fixes OpenSSF Scorecard security alerts #42 and #45.