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ci(workflow-linter): scope uses: grep to require leading whitespace - #12
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The in-tree workflow-linter.yml ran `grep -rn "uses:"` across workflow files, which matched its own comment lines (`# Pattern: uses: ...`) and shell command lines, causing a self-referential false positive. Fix: require leading whitespace before `uses:` (matches standards/governance-reusable.yml line 640 pattern).
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Fixes the self-referential false positive where the in-tree workflow-linter ran
grep -rn "uses:"across workflow files including itself, matching its own comment lines and shell command lines.Fix:
grep -rn "uses:"→grep -rnE "^[[:space:]]+uses:"(matches standards/governance-reusable.yml line 640).Part of the otpiser#11 estate-wide blocker sweep.